5 purchase styles cover everything from a replacement inner shirt to Nagito Komaeda’s full $76.99 outfit. That flexibility matters here: you can order the three main garments together, buy the coat and pants as a pair, or select an individual piece to work with clothing you already have.
Nagito’s uneven balance of green, white and black
The sage-green hooded coat gives this Danganronpa 2 costume its broadest area of color. Underneath, the white sleeveless inner shirt introduces a red print, while black pants anchor the lower half. Each garment has a distinct visual job, which makes the separate purchase options useful rather than incidental.
Nagito’s fixation on hope sits behind an appearance that initially reads as casual. For a portrait, let the printed shirt remain visible between the coat’s sides. A wider composition can give more attention to the relationship between the green outer layer and black pants. Neither approach needs an elaborate setting to make the clothing readable.
Five orders, with different starting points
The listed price range is $29.99–76.99, but the amount depends on the selected style. Match the option to the garments you actually need:
- Full Set — $76.99: sage-green hooded coat, white sleeveless inner shirt with red print, and black pants.
- Coat And Pants — $57.99: the outer layer and trousers, without the inner shirt.
- Coat — $43.99: the hooded coat alone.
- Inner Shirt — $29.99: the printed white sleeveless piece alone.
- Pants — $29.99: the black pants alone.
For someone beginning with none of these pieces, the Full Set puts the three garments in one order. An existing Nagito wardrobe may call for only one replacement. Check the selected style name carefully, since the shared listing covers both approaches.
S–XXXL availability, with a chart that stops earlier
All five styles are offered in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. The shop’s measurement chart, however, covers only S–XXL. XXXL is in stock, but no measurements are listed for it. Availability alone therefore cannot tell you whether XXXL will suit your proportions.
The published chart uses body measurements, taken without clothing, rather than measurements of the finished garments. The shop sizes the clothing from the midpoint of each bust, waist and hip range, adding about 5–8 cm of ease. Compare your body measurements directly with those ranges; measuring a coat laid flat would give you a different kind of number.
That distinction matters especially for the Full Set, where both upper and lower garments need consideration. For XXXL, ask the store for measurement guidance before relying on the size label.
Leave room for Nagito beyond the garments
Think of the Full Set as the clothing portion of the character. Its three pieces establish the green, white, red and black arrangement, while your pose and expression give a photograph its particular mood. Keep that distinction in mind when budgeting: the highest-priced option still covers garments rather than every item pictured.
None of the wig, shoes, necklace or boots shown in some lifestyle photos comes in the set; a costume-accessory retailer can supply them.
More from Nagito’s Danganronpa circle
Stay with Nagito’s outer layer or build a Danganronpa 2 group around these other character choices.
- For another coat-only listing for the same character, consider Danganronpa 2 Nagito Komaeda Cosplay Costume Only Coat.
- Danganronpa 2 Mikan Tsumiki Cosplay Costume Shirt Apron And Skirt adds the Ultimate Nurse to a group drawn from the same game.
- Bring the Ultimate Mechanic into the lineup with Danganronpa 2 Kazuichi Souda Blue Cosplay Jumpsuit, a single-garment character option.
- A fellow Danganronpa 2 character provides another group option through Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Byakuya Togami Cosplay Costume.
- Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Monomi Cosplay Costume takes the group beyond its student characters with the game’s rabbit teacher.