Hiromi Higuruma's lawyer look gives a few small details a lot of responsibility. The navy suit establishes the outfit, while the white shirt, green tie and gold lapel pin bring the character into focus. For a cosplay built around formal clothing, the placement of those details deserves as much attention as the jacket itself.
The Jujutsu Kaisen Hiromi Higuruma Cosplay Costume Navy Lawyer Suit Set for adults costs $84.99. It combines the main clothing pieces in one set, giving you a starting point for a Culling Game portrayal, an anime convention outfit or a character-focused Halloween costume.
The Lawyer Identity Behind Higuruma's Suit
Higuruma is a former defense attorney who awakens as a sorcerer during the Culling Game. His Domain Expansion, Deadly Sentencing, puts opponents on trial. That background gives his suit and lawyer's badge a direct connection to his character, making the lapel detail especially relevant when planning your portrayal.
Keep that background brief in the visual presentation, too. A composed stance and a deliberate expression can support the courtroom association without requiring an elaborate scene. For a portrait, crop at the waist rather than the chin, so the lapel and tie share the shot with your face.
Navy, White, Green and a Gold Lapel Pin
The set includes a navy suit jacket with gold lapel pin, white shirt, navy trousers and green tie. The material is polyester-blend suiting fabric. These pieces supply the clothing combination associated with Higuruma's lawyer appearance, with the green tie adding a distinct color against the white shirt.
For styling, try wearing the jacket open so the shirt and tie stay clearly visible. Center the tie beneath the collar, then check that the lapel lies flat around the pin. A slightly turned pose can make the badge harder to see, so choose your camera angle with that small detail in mind.
A wig, shoes, gavel and other props are not included. Plan those separately if they belong in your version of the character. Messy dark hair and stubble are useful finishing references for the overall look; keep them visually balanced with the formal clothing rather than letting them obscure the collar.
Choosing a Fit for the Jacket and Trousers
The available sizes run from S through XXXL. Begin with the bust and height entries, then review the waist and hip figures for the trousers. A suit set asks one size choice to work across both halves of the outfit, so a height match alone leaves part of the decision unresolved.
For a concrete reference, M lists a bust of 110 cm, waist of 88 cm and height of 165-175 cm. Compare those entries with your measurements together. Also review the listed pants length when planning the finished outfit, particularly if your usual jacket and trouser sizes differ.
Once dressed, check the outfit from the camera's viewpoint. Let your arms rest naturally for one photo, then turn slightly for another. Look for a centered green tie, an unobstructed gold pin and a jacket opening that shows the white shirt. Those checks keep Higuruma's defining clothing details readable.