A pinstripe coat, blue cheongsam, gloves and butterfly accessory arrive together in the Kisaki Coat And Cheongsam set. Priced at $80.99, this Blue Archive costume has one listed style, available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL.
Those four pieces give you two garments to fit and two accessories to place. It is worth keeping that distinction in mind while planning: the coat establishes the long outer outline, while the cheongsam has its own measurements beneath it. Choosing the set means finding a size that works for both garments.
Kisaki’s pinstripes need a little distance
The long pinstripe coat is the detail to give space in a photograph. A close crop can record an expression and the butterfly accessory, but it leaves much of the outer garment outside the frame. For a portrait that explains the outfit, include enough of the figure to show how the coat sits over the blue cheongsam.
Try a straight-on composition first, then a slight turn to change how the two layers appear together. This gives you different photographs without introducing extra props. A relatively plain background can also help keep the stripes readable, especially when the photograph is viewed at a small size.
Two garment lengths, one size choice
The chart uses garment measurements in centimetres. Its height entries suggest a wearer’s body height; the other columns describe the clothing. “Inner length” refers to the cheongsam, which makes that column particularly useful alongside coat length.
For example, M lists a 97 cm coat and a 92 cm cheongsam, with a bust range of 98–102 cm. Its waist range is 76–79 cm and its hip range is 88–92 cm. These figures let you assess the inner garment as well as the longer layer covering it.
Across the available range, coat length increases from 95 cm in S to 105 cm in XXXL. Shoulder and sleeve measurements also change, so height alone cannot settle the choice. Compare bust, waist and hip figures with your measurements, then use coat length to judge the intended proportions. Allow for the stated 1–2 cm variation from hand measurement.
Give the gloves and butterfly their moment
Gloves are included, so hands can become part of the portrait rather than disappearing outside every crop. A simple pose with one hand visible gives that accessory a clear place in the image. Keep the gesture restrained enough that the coat and cheongsam remain easy to see.
The butterfly accessory deserves a separate detail photograph too. Alternating a full-length view with a closer composition gives the set a more considered record: one image for the layered silhouette, another for the smaller included elements. Neither needs an elaborate setting.
Budget beyond Kisaki’s coat and cheongsam
Polyester is the listed material. For planning the purchase, keep the $80.99 clothing set and any additional accessories as distinct budget items, particularly if you are assembling Kisaki from scratch.
The wig, tights and shoes are not included; a local costume shop is a sensible place to source them while comparing colours and fit in person.
More Blue Archive wardrobes
For another Blue Archive character or a group photograph, these costumes offer different silhouettes within the same game.
- For a railroad-themed choice, Blue Archive Hikari And Nozomi Cosplay Costume Highlander Railroad Skirt Or Shorts Set offers skirt or shorts options.
- Blue Archive Shiroko School Uniform Cosplay Costume shifts the wardrobe toward schoolwear for the Abydos student.
- A hooded outer layer gives Blue Archive Plana Cosplay Costume with Hooded Cloak a different silhouette beside Kisaki’s pinstripe coat.