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Power's Public Safety Suit, Hood Down and Tie Loose

Chainsaw Man Power Public Safety costume with blue hooded jacket, white shirt, black tie and black pants

Among a Division 4 group, Power's hooded blue jacket creates a casual outline around the white shirt, black tie and black pants beneath it. The jacket gives her a different presence from a straight suit silhouette, while the shared Public Safety clothing connects her to the others. All three purchase options here dress the same character; the differences concern horns and a wig. That makes this a useful starting point for a Power-and-Denji pairing or a larger Chainsaw Man gathering, with the clothing decision kept separate from the head accessories.

The Blood Fiend beneath the uniform

Power is loud, boastful and unlikely to approach a uniform with much reverence. Her blue hooded jacket interrupts the businesslike shirt and tie, giving the outfit a character beyond its black-and-white foundation. Wearing the hood down leaves the neckline visible and gives the red horns room to register above it.

The listed material is brushed fabric. No specific fiber composition is supplied, so the useful buying information lies in the named garments, available accessories and measurements rather than assumptions about the textile.

Three orders, the same blue jacket

Each option comes in S, M, L, XL and XXL. Choose the bundle according to which Power accessories you already own:

  • Power Costume, $55.99: jacket, shirt, pants, tie and belt.
  • Costume + Horns, $63.99: the five costume pieces plus red horn clips.
  • Costume + Horns + Wig, $98.99: the clothing, red horn clips and wig.

Shoes are excluded from every option. Black loafers are a suggested addition, but they require a separate purchase or a pair from your wardrobe. Choosing the clothing alone also leaves the horns and hair arrangement to you.

The shirt has less room than the jacket

Use both upper garments when comparing measurements. In M, the coat bust is listed at 100 cm, while the shirt bust is 90 cm and its waist is 80 cm. A jacket measurement alone therefore cannot settle the fit of the shirt underneath. Compare those figures with similar garments you own, paying attention to the shirt as well as the outer layer.

For another upper-body comparison, the M coat has a 38 cm shoulder, 63 cm length and 58 cm sleeve. The M shirt lists a 37 cm shoulder, 58.5 cm length and 57.5 cm sleeve. These are garment measurements taken flat by hand, so keep that measuring method in mind when checking your own clothing.

The pants deserve an equally careful comparison: M lists a 68 cm waist, 100 cm hips and 69 cm length. Listed pants lengths run from 67.5 cm in S to 73.5 cm in XXL. Measure a comparable pair rather than assuming where these hems will fall. The garment chart allows a 1–3 cm variation from hand measurement.

Leave Power a little disorder

A rigidly formal presentation would miss some of Power's attitude. Let the hood rest behind the neck and keep the tie slightly loose; an assertive stance can carry the rest of the portrayal without adding more costume pieces. At your first unpacking, adjust the supplied tie at the shirt collar until it sits slightly loose.

More Chainsaw Man Wardrobes

Keep the group within Chainsaw Man, or give Power a different outfit for another character portrait.

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