The manga Jujutsu Kaisen officially wrapped up its six-and-a-half-year run last September with Chapter 271. While the manga may be over, the anime isn't slowing down! The third season, "Culling Game Arc," is currently in production, and Japan is set to release a compilation film, "Jujutsu Kaisen 0: Premise of the Past," on May 30, bringing Gojo and Geto's high school youth story to the big screen.
Now, the series is teaming up with renowned Japanese kimono brand "Furifu" to launch a collection of yukata inspired by Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Satoru Gojo, and Suguru Geto. These stylish summer kimonos are set to drop on May 20!
This collaboration was a natural fit, given both brands' strong "Wafu" (traditional Japanese style) elements and overlapping fanbases. Each yukata faithfully captures the essence of its respective character, making them perfect for solo wear, matching with a partner, or coordinating with friends.
▼ Yuji Itadori Model
Based on a vibrant "Yabane" (arrow feather) pattern, this design embodies Yuji's positive energy and unwavering resolve. Paired with a bright orange obi (sash), it's simple yet incredibly impactful.
▼ Megumi Fushiguro Model
This yukata combines stripes, chrysanthemums, and the traditional "Wachigai" (interlocking rings) pattern to create a calm and composed aura. Hidden within are clever nods to his Shikigami: "Divine Dogs," "Toad," and "Rabbit Escape." Complemented by a subdued gray obi, the overall look exudes perfect summer elegance.
▼ Satoru Gojo Model
Featuring a clear sky-blue base, this design symbolizes Satoru Gojo's "Six Eyes." White peonies and a diamond pattern evoke the youth and infinite possibilities of the "Premise of the Past" arc. Paired with a white obi, it's fresh and fashionable.
▼ Suguru Geto Model
The yukata features patterns resembling inky night streaks interwoven with gold lines, symbolizing the cursed spirit orbs from Geto's "Cursed Spirit Manipulation." Traditional black camellia patterns are laid over a white yukata, creating a mysterious and powerful presence.
Each set includes one yukata and one obi, priced at 22,000 Japanese Yen. Both men's and women's styles are available in M and L sizes. If you're a Jujutsu Kaisen fan who loves traditional Japanese yukata, this collection is definitely worth checking out!
via： PR TIMES