Deciding between Thirteen’s qipao and the layered robes of Jiang Huilian or Chi Ya comes before choosing a size here. Each character has a separate set, with its own contents and measurements, so the shared listing needs a little unpacking.
Plum Blossom 13 costs $68.99; Jiang Huilian and Chi Ya cost $82.99 each. All three are orderable in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. The listed material is brushed polyester.
Thirteen’s teal qipao and plum blossom mark
Thirteen belongs to the Plum Blossom assassin group in Scissor Seven, and her teal qipao carries the white plum blossom mark that identifies this version. The set includes the qipao, inner top, trousers, mask and hair accessory. That means the smaller face and hair details join the garments in the same purchase.
Her outfit needs two bust checks. In M, the qipao is listed at 88–92 cm, while the inner top is 83–87 cm. A suitable outer measurement alone therefore cannot settle the fit of the layer beneath.
Jiang Huilian’s long robe arrangement
Jiang Huilian’s set takes a different route through layering: a long robe, overhang, inner top, trousers, sash and lacing. Buyers deciding between her outfit and Thirteen’s should compare the whole arrangement, including the waist pieces, rather than treating this as a different outer garment over an otherwise identical set.
In M, Jiang Huilian’s long robe measures 125 cm in length. Compare that length with a similar garment you own to judge where the hem would fall on you.
Chi Ya’s short robe beneath an overcoat
Chi Ya’s set pairs a short robe with an overcoat, plus an inner top, trousers, scarf and waist band. The two robe lengths are central to this choice. For M, the short robe is 74 cm long and the overcoat is 125 cm, giving the outfit a pronounced difference between its inner and outer outlines.
The scarf and waist band also belong to this set. For a group order, keep each character’s contents attached to their selection so that everyone knows which pieces accompany their chosen outfit.
Matching the character means matching its chart
Shared size letters do not mean shared garment dimensions. Read the chart for the character you are buying, then compare the top, outer layer and trousers with corresponding clothes you already own. Height is useful context, but the individual garment measurements deserve equal attention. For Chi Ya, the trouser chart supplies waist measurements; use those rather than borrowing a trouser length from another character.
Allow for a possible 1–3 cm variation from hand measurement. Wigs, shoes and weapon props are excluded from all three sets, so include those in your planning. A blue braided wig suits Plum Blossom 13; a long brown half-up wig is an option for Jiang Huilian.
Thirteen’s qipao deserves a length check against its selected size entry as soon as you unpack it.
Beyond Thirteen: Scissor Seven and martial arts wardrobes
Chiya offers another Scissor Seven choice; the additional costumes below are theme picks connected by qipao, hanfu or wuxia dress.
- Stay with the series through Scissor Seven Chiya White Robe Cosplay Costume, a separate white robe choice for Chiya.
- Martial arts fans can branch toward Street Fighter Chun-Li Blue Qipao Cosplay Costume for another fighter wearing a qipao.
- Choose a wuxia direction with Hua Jiang Hu Bu Liang Ren Ji Ruxue Cosplay Costume Blue And White Wuxia Robe With Shorts and its robe-and-shorts pairing.
- The Apothecary Diaries Jinshi Cosplay Costume Hanfu Outfit shifts the theme toward court dress through Jinshi’s place in the palace.