Ordering for Miorine means selecting the teal shorts set; ordering for Suletta means selecting the white pants set. Both cost $55.99 each, and this listing supplies one chosen costume per order. That distinction matters when planning a pair: the shared listing brings the two characters together, but the uniforms have different contents as well as different colors. Settle the character choice before moving on to the size.
Miorine’s teal uniform has the shorter outline
Miorine Rembran’s set combines a teal-and-black jacket with a short cape, teal shorts, a printed bag and a red armband. The matching teal upper and lower pieces establish the main color, while black gives the jacket definition. Shorts make this the more abbreviated silhouette of the two choices, with the cape adding another layer around the upper body.
The bag deserves attention because it is part of Miorine’s listed package. Include it when deciding how to arrange a portrait, rather than treating it as an accessory you still need to find. The red armband supplies a smaller contrasting detail, distinct from both the teal clothing and its black accents.
Suletta’s white uniform carries through the legs
Suletta Mercury’s package contains a white-and-black jacket, white pants, a black sash and a yellow armband. Here, full-length pants extend the pale color below the jacket. The black sash adds a separate dark element, and yellow replaces the red accent found in Miorine’s set.
This is a useful distinction for anyone choosing primarily by garment shape. Miorine’s shorts and short cape create a different arrangement from Suletta’s jacket and pants, even before wigs or poses enter the picture. Suletta’s listed contents do not include Miorine’s printed bag, so use the contents of the selected character set when planning what to carry.
Six sizes, with different lower pieces to consider
Both character sets are offered in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. The supplied sizing information identifies measurements as garment measurements, so distinguish clothing dimensions from your own body measurements when assessing fit. A familiar letter size alone does not tell you how either uniform will sit.
For Miorine, consider the jacket and shorts together; for Suletta, consider the jacket and pants together. Each order selects a set, making the fit of the lower piece as relevant as the upper one. Shoes and wigs are excluded from both packages. Those choices therefore belong alongside the costume purchase when working out your overall budget and character presentation.
Let the character settle the color choice
Miorine and Suletta share the world of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, but these uniforms give each wearer a distinct visual identity. In a paired photograph, teal beside white makes the difference immediate, while the contrasting armbands preserve a smaller point of separation.
Personal preference can settle an undecided purchase just as clearly as a planned character pairing. Select Miorine for teal, shorts, the short cape and included bag, or Suletta for the white jacket-and-pants silhouette with its black sash and yellow armband.
Other wardrobes from the Gundam universe
These Gundam costumes offer more school uniforms and character outfits from other entries in the franchise.
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