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Nagi Seishiro’s Kung Fu Outfit in Grey and Blue

Blue Lock Nagi Seishiro kung fu costume with light-grey jacket, wide grey pants and blue sash

Nagi’s short light-grey jacket keeps the upper half compact, while his wide grey pants give the lower half room to spread. A dark inner top separates the two grey pieces, and a blue sash adds the clearest color accent. This Chinese-style kung fu outfit takes Blue Lock’s gifted striker away from the football uniform without losing his unhurried character.

Frog buttons above, white cuffs below

The jacket’s frog buttons put a distinctive detail near the center of the torso. Below the sash, the trousers widen before meeting white cuffs, creating a silhouette with two different scales: abbreviated layers above the waist and a broader shape underneath. That relationship is worth preserving in photographs. A tight upper-body crop records the jacket, but misses how much the pants contribute to this particular version of Nagi.

Try one image with enough space around the legs to show their outline, then move closer for the jacket and sash. The blue accent provides a useful point of focus among the grey layers.

Four garments for Nagi’s change of pace

At $34.99, the Nagi Seishiro Kung Fu Full Set includes the jacket, inner top, pants and sash. There is one outfit version to select, with six orderable sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. A wig and shoes are excluded, so the clothing purchase and those finishing choices belong in separate parts of your budget.

Nagi’s familiar messy white hair helps identify him immediately. For footwear, black cloth shoes would follow the kung fu theme, while white sneakers offer another option alongside the white trouser cuffs. Neither choice needs to compete with the blue sash.

The inner top needs its own comparison

Do not judge the entire set by the outer jacket’s bust figure. In M, the jacket lists a 100–104 cm bust, while the inner top lists 90–94 cm. Their lengths differ too: 39 cm for the jacket and 36 cm for the inner top. Comparing both garments with similar pieces you own gives a clearer starting point than relying on your usual clothing letter.

The M pants list a 70–74 cm waist and 110–114 cm hips. Height entries are suggestions; the garment figures deserve the closer comparison. Hand measurement can introduce a 1–3 cm difference. Although XS appears in the chart, it is unavailable to order.

S jackets measure 38 cm long, with 58 cm sleeves and 42 cm shoulders; XXXL jackets measure 43 cm long, with 63 cm sleeves and 47 cm shoulders. The corresponding pants lengths are 90 cm and 100 cm. At those same endpoints, inner top lengths are 35 cm and 40 cm, while the listed bust ranges are 86–90 cm for S and 106–110 cm for XXXL.

Let Nagi look faintly inconvenienced

An elaborate fighting pose is optional. Nagi’s reputation as a lazy genius makes a bored expression and an unhurried stance useful character cues. Let the outfit supply the martial-arts reference while your face supplies Nagi. For a Blue Lock group, that restrained approach also gives an energetic teammate something to play against.

M means 92 cm of trouser length: measure that distance before ordering.

Blue Lock teammates beyond Nagi

Build a kung fu pairing with Reo or Bachira, or return to the football setting with these Blue Lock alternatives.

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