Three versions of Nami cost $41.99 each here, so the deciding detail is which outfit belongs in your One Piece plans. The Wano Country Kimono, East Blue Shirt And Skirt, and Live Action Shirt And Skirt each give the Straw Hat navigator a distinct silhouette. Stars and bows, a blue shirt with a ring-patterned skirt, or stripes above orange pleats: each has its own visual shorthand.
Wano’s stars carry around to the bows
The Wano Country version has the most separate decorative pieces of the three sets. It includes the star-print kimono, chevron sash, blue bow belt, hair bow and yellow back bow. That gives you details to consider from the front, at the waist and behind the costume.
For photographs, let those different views earn their place. A front portrait can emphasize the stars and chevron pattern, while a turned pose gives the yellow back bow some attention. The included hair bow also gives you a specific accessory to arrange when planning Nami’s hairstyle; a wig is a separate purchase.
East Blue puts the rings at the back
The East Blue set pairs a blue V-neck shirt with a black skirt. Its white rings sit on the back of the skirt, a placement that matters when choosing reference poses or framing a photograph. A rear three-quarter view lets that detail register alongside the blue top.
Use those garment details to identify this version when selecting your style: blue shirt, black skirt, white rings behind. The striped shirt and orange skirt belong to the live-action option. Keeping that distinction clear is useful when coordinating an East Blue group with friends.
Orange pleats mark the live-action outfit
The live-action selection includes a white-and-blue striped V-neck shirt, orange pleated skirt and brown woven belt. The stripes establish the upper half of the outfit, and the orange skirt supplies its strongest block of color. The belt adds another visible detail at the waist.
This is the version to choose for a group following the live-action series. It also gives a solo portrait two straightforward points of interest: the striped neckline and the pleats below. Keep both in the frame when you want the outfit itself to communicate which Nami interpretation you chose.
The same size letter has different measurements
All three styles are polyester and orderable in S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. Check the chart for your chosen outfit carefully. Wano size M lists an 87 cm bust and 64 cm waist; East Blue and live-action size M list a 96–100 cm bust and 76–79 cm waist. Those differences make transferring a size letter between styles unreliable.
The suggested height ranges are recommendations, separate from the garment measurements. Compare bust, waist and hip figures with your own measurements, and allow for the stated 1–2 cm variation from hand measurement. Wigs, shoes, staff and jewelry are excluded, so account for any of those you intend to wear.
For a One Piece themed party built around the live-action crew, the orange pleated skirt gives this Nami outfit a clear visual connection to that version of the navigator.
More of Nami’s One Piece wardrobe
These Nami selections span Wano, Film Red and the live-action series, with another option for assembling a Straw Hat group.
- For the striped interpretation, One Piece Live Action Nami Cosplay Costume Striped T-Shirt And Orange Skirt pairs the named shirt with an orange skirt.
- One Piece Live Action Season 2 Luffy Nami Sanji Cosplay Costume offers a character selection spanning the navigator, captain and cook.
- Keep the wardrobe focused on the Wano arc with One Piece Wano Country Arc Nami Cosplay Costume.
- A film-based Nami interpretation comes through One Piece Film Red Nami Cosplay Costume, another direction for the Straw Hat navigator.
- One Piece Nami Cosplay Costume Yellow Overall Shorts With White Bikini Top And Leg Bands introduces yellow overalls to your Nami choices.