This kimono was a patchwork of various tenugui cotton fabrics joined together. 
 
The two big kanji “印刷” means printing. I think it is a remake of something that was used as an advertisement for a printing company in the past.
 
Tenugui is a traditional Japanese cloth used for a variety of purposes, such as a towel, hachimaki, decoration, or gift wrapping.
 
Tenugui is generally rectangular, 35-40 cm wide and 90-100 cm long, and made of cotton. They were widely distributed as sales promotions for companies.
 
Sewed these together by hand Sashiko stitching in old times.
 
Dimensions :
color to bottom edge: 59cm (23in),
Sleeve Edge to Edge Across Shoulders: 95cm (38in)
Armpit to armpit: 57cm (22in)
 
Please note this is a small size. It is small enough for adults to wear and is recommended for display.