Selecting Daoist Mi means matching a long robe and separate trousers to one size, then deciding whether to add his missing face mask. At $68.99, this costume has one orderable style, with XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL available.
His stone face mask, wig, shoes and bamboo pipe prop are excluded, a useful distinction for anyone planning the character from head to foot. Treat the purchase as the clothing and accompanying ornaments, with those other elements left to your own costume plan.
Navy layers, interrupted by a red sash
The supplied pieces are a navy robe, collar piece, red waist sash, black trousers, calabash gourd ornament, a pair of white foot covers and a hairpin. The sash breaks up the long navy outline at the waist, while the gourd provides a smaller detail worth keeping visible.
Brushed polyester is the listed material. With the main garments already grouped together, the practical task is arranging the collar, sash and ornament so each remains readable rather than letting the smaller pieces disappear against the robe.
Two garments deserve a measurement check
The chart gives garment measurements, so compare them with similar clothing you already own. In M, the robe has a 123 cm front length and a listed bust of 120–126 cm; the trousers measure 99.5 cm long, with a 76–81 cm waist and 102–108 cm hip.
Length changes differently across the two garments. From XS to XXXL, robe front length increases from 121 to 127 cm, while trouser length moves from 95.5 to 107.5 cm. That makes the trousers especially useful to check alongside the robe’s broader dimensions. The measurements are taken by hand, with a possible difference of 1–3 cm. Use the listed height ranges as another reference rather than making height your only deciding measurement.
The face behind the temple robes
In Black Myth: Wukong, Daoist Mi is a masked young Taoist associated with the Yellow Flower Temple in Purple Cloud Mountain. He plays a bamboo pipe and conceals a dark secret from the Destined One. That background gives the costume an uneasy character beneath its restrained palette.
A separately obtained pale stone-style half mask and bamboo pipe prop can emphasize that identity. Neither is part of this order. For portraits without them, a reserved expression and deliberate stance offer a way to suggest his guarded presence without adding an invented story.
Give the gourd room in the frame
Leave enough space in a photograph to show the waist ornament as well as the collar. A tight headshot loses much of what distinguishes this set, especially without the separate mask. The white foot covers also deserve attention in a wider composition, though they do not replace the shoes you need to provide.
Under convention hall lighting, the red sash provides a clear focal point for a Daoist Mi entrance built around that long navy robe.
Beyond the Yellow Flower Temple
The Destined One shares Daoist Mi’s game; the additional items are theme picks featuring hanfu and wuxia clothing.
- For a companion from the same game, Black Myth Wukong Destined One Cosplay Costume Starting Outfit With Tiger Skin Skirt offers the protagonist’s starting attire.
- A different take on the robed strategist appears in Ya Boy Kongming! Zhuge Kongming Cosplay Costume Hanfu Set Hat And Feather Fan, including his characteristic accessories.
- Hua Jiang Hu Bu Liang Ren Ji Ruxue Cosplay Costume Blue And White Wuxia Robe With Shorts shifts the theme toward a blue-and-white martial adventure wardrobe.