In Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Suguru Geto’s visit to Jujutsu High puts his monk-style clothing against a backdrop of school uniforms. That difference suits a character who has taken his own path away from the school. The Jujutsu Kaisen Geto Suguru Nanami Kento And Todo Aoi Cosplay Costumes listing gathers four selectable styles: two Geto monk sets, a female-cut Nanami suit, and Todo’s school uniform. Each choice has a distinct character direction.
Geto’s monk sets, blue or black
The Geto Blue Monk Set and Geto Black Monk Set each cost $83.99. Both are described as monk-style Geto outfits, with color providing the clearest distinction between the two choices. The blue version is pictured above. For a group photograph, deciding on that color early also gives the other participants something concrete to coordinate around.
Geto’s long black hair, usually gathered into a bun, is an important part of his silhouette. A wig is a separate purchase, so account for it alongside the costume. His restrained expressions offer plenty to work with: a level gaze and still posture can carry the character without needing an elaborate action scene.
Two yellow ties, two different personalities
The Nanami Female Suit costs $62.99 and pairs a female-cut interpretation of Nanami’s suit with a yellow tie. Short blond hair helps establish the character, while a measured expression draws on his familiar businesslike manner. Keep those choices deliberate; Nanami’s controlled presence is useful inspiration even when working with an adapted costume cut.
At $59.99, the Todo School Uniform also comes with a yellow tie. Todo’s topknot and assertive stance give this option its own direction. Although both selections use a tie, their character styling calls for different energy. A Nanami portrait can stay reserved, while Todo gives you room for a broader stance and a more animated expression.
Choosing a size for your selected sorcerer
All four styles are available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. A complete, verified measurement chart is not published for this costume, so there are no confirmed chest, waist or garment-length figures to quote here.
If you are unsure which size to order, contact the store with your height and weight and identify the exact style you want. Naming the option matters because the listing covers monk outfits, a suit and a school uniform. Keep that style name handy when discussing your choice.
Give the yellow tie a moment on camera
The listed material is polyester. Wigs and shoes are excluded, so plan those separately for whichever character you select. The supplied details identify the Geto options as monk sets and explicitly name yellow ties for Nanami and Todo; they do not provide a full written inventory of every garment component. Avoid building a shopping list around assumed extras.
A simple background leaves room for character expression. Geto benefits from stillness, Nanami from precision, and Todo from a pose with more outward energy. Those small performance choices help distinguish the three characters even within the same group shoot.
For a Nanami photograph, frame from the waist upward and lightly straighten the yellow tie with one hand, keeping your shoulders square and your gaze just past the camera.
More Geto, Nanami and Todo costume choices
These Jujutsu Kaisen selections keep the focus on the same three characters, with additional listings to compare.
- For another Geto option, consider the Jujutsu Kaisen Geto Suguru Kimono Cosplay Costume, which centers on his kimono attire.
- The Halloween Anime Jujutsu Kaisen Geto Suguru Cosplay Costume offers another costume listing for Geto’s place in your character lineup.
- Keep Kyoto’s outspoken sorcerer in consideration with the Jujutsu Kaisen Aoi Todo Cosplay Costume, another option dedicated to Todo.
- Jujutsu Kaisen Nanami Kento Cosplay Costume Cream Suit With Blue Shirt, Leopard Tie And Brown Harness offers a cream-suit interpretation of Nanami’s businesslike wardrobe.