$90.99 buys Aira Shiratori’s layered school outfit here, with a navy jacket and sailor overlay that distinguish it from Momo Ayase’s $69.99 sweater set. That price difference accompanies a clear visual choice: Aira’s stripes and layered neckline, or Momo’s broad panel of pink.
Both costumes belong to Dan Da Dan’s school wardrobe, sharing a white shirt, navy pleated skirt and red bow. Those common elements make them a natural pairing for two cosplayers, while the different upper layers keep each character immediately distinct.
Aira’s stripes give the navy its rhythm
Aira’s set contains a shirt, sailor overlay, navy jacket, skirt, socks and bow. The red-and-white sailor overlay draws attention toward the neckline, while the jacket’s red-and-white striped hem repeats that contrast lower down. Against the navy jacket and pleated skirt, those stripes give the outfit a more detailed outline than a plain school jacket would.
The separate overlay matters when comparing the sets: it adds another visible layer to Aira’s upper half. For a portrait, leave enough room in the composition to show both the sailor detail and jacket hem; cropping tightly around the face would lose their relationship.
Momo’s pink sweater changes the balance
Momo’s set includes the shirt, pink sweater, skirt, socks, bow and earrings. Her V-neck sweater sits over the white shirt, creating a larger uninterrupted area of color above the navy skirt. The red bow gives the neckline a distinct accent without the striped sailor layer found in Aira’s outfit.
Earrings are a useful distinction in the contents: they are included with Momo’s set. Neither set includes a wig or shoes, so check what you already have before planning the rest of either character’s appearance. The listed material for these costumes is polyester.
Check the layer that determines your fit
Both styles are available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Use Aira’s jacket measurements for her outer layer and Momo’s sweater measurements for hers, then check the shared shirt and skirt charts. The height ranges are suggested body heights; the other figures describe the garments.
At size M, Aira’s jacket measures 92 cm at the bust and 56.7 cm in length. Momo’s M sweater measures 96 cm at the bust and 62 cm in length. The same size label therefore gives different dimensions across the two outer garments.
The shared M skirt has a 64 cm waist and a 49 cm length. Compare those figures with a skirt you wear, alongside your own measurements. Allow a 1–3 cm variation from hand measurement. Aira’s sailor overlay has no separately labeled measurement chart.
Let the school portrait settle the choice
Imagine the framing you want: Aira gives you stripes at the neckline and jacket hem, while Momo places pink at the center of the image. A paired photo can use the shared navy skirts and red bows to connect the outfits without obscuring their differences.
For the more layered navy-and-stripe arrangement, select the Aira Shiratori Set; for the pink V-neck sweater silhouette with included earrings and a lower price, select the Momo Ayase Set.
Okarun pairings and another school-uniform option
Continue the Dan Da Dan group with Okarun, or carry the school-uniform theme into Genshin Impact.
- For a supernatural group portrait, Dan Da Dan Okarun Transformed Form Cosplay Costume Black Long Coat With Mask And Optional Wig adds Okarun’s transformed appearance.
- Dan Da Dan Okarun Ken Takakura Cosplay Costume Black Gakuran School Uniform With Optional Wig And Glasses keeps a character pairing in school attire.
- A separate school-uniform direction comes from Ready to Ship Genshin Impact Sucrose JK Uniform Cosplay Costume, featuring Genshin Impact’s alchemist.