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Yuki’s Maid Dress and the Six SHIBOYUGI Choices

Yuki maid costume with long skirt, apron and bow details from Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table

Yuki’s pragmatism gives the apron and bows of her maid outfit an unexpectedly businesslike edge. As the professional death-game contestant at the center of Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table, also known as SHIBOYUGI, she approaches an extraordinary occupation as work. That contrast gives this costume its interest: familiar maid garments attached to a character whose working day involves deadly competition.

The CZ2762 selection covers Yuki alongside Momono, Beniya, Kinko, Aoi and Kokuto, with a separate maid style for each character.

Yuki’s long skirt sets the proportions

Yuki’s outfit consists of a dress top, skirt, apron, bow tie, back bow and headband. The separate top and skirt are worth noting when comparing measurements: a suitable bust measurement alone does not settle the fit of the whole outfit. The skirt has its own waist and length figures, so both parts deserve attention before choosing a size.

The listed material is uniform fabric made from polyester. Wigs and shoes are excluded. For Yuki, long silver-white hair is the usual styling direction; keeping the headband visible helps retain a costume detail that can otherwise disappear beneath the hair.

Six names, different finishing pieces

Every style costs $111.99 and is available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Each includes an apron, bow tie and back bow, but the accessories distinguish the selections:

  • Momono: dress, hair accessory and headband.
  • Beniya: dress and gloves.
  • Kinko and Aoi: each has a dress and hat.
  • Kokuto: dress and headband.

Those differences matter for a group cosplay. Beniya’s gloves and the hats for Kinko and Aoi give each wearer something specific to account for when planning poses. Momono also has a substantially shorter listed dress length than the long-dress selections, changing the proportions within a group photograph.

Read Yuki’s two charts together

For a concrete reference, Yuki size M lists a 98 cm top bust, 39 cm shoulder and 58 cm sleeve. Its skirt measures 80 cm at the waist and 104 cm in length, with a suggested wearer height of 155–160 cm. These are garment measurements; compare them with clothing measurements as well as your body measurements.

Chart choice matters just as much as size choice. Yuki, Momono and Kinko each have their own charts, while Beniya, Aoi and Kokuto share one long-dress chart. For example, Momono’s M dress is 84 cm long, compared with 132 cm for the shared chart’s M. Keep the chart attached to the character you are ordering, especially when coordinating several purchases. Hand measurement may vary by 1–2 cm.

Give the back bow a moment

A front-facing pose emphasizes the apron and bow tie, but every selection also includes a back bow. A turned pose gives that detail room in a photo sequence. For Yuki, arrange the long hair so it does not cover the bow entirely, and choose shoes with the listed skirt length in mind.

The outfit suits a SHIBOYUGI group appearance on a convention day, where its included back bow gives photographers a reason to capture more than the front view.

More Yuki, Maid and Survival-Game Costumes

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