Kisuke Urahara Costume
Master the laid-back look of Bleach's mysterious shopkeeper.
Kisuke Urahara is a fan-favorite character from the anime Bleach, known for his eccentric personality and hidden power. Cosplayers choose his look for its comfortable, traditional Japanese style and instantly recognizable accessories. The costume features a dark green coat with a diamond pattern, a striped bucket hat, and wooden clogs.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $50–120
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What you need for a Kisuke Urahara costume
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Green and white striped bucket hat
A structured, flat-topped bucket hat featuring alternating vertical green and white stripes.
DIY: Paint vertical green stripes onto a plain white bucket hat using fabric paint.
Dark green haori jacket
A loose-fitting Japanese coat in dark green or black, featuring a white diamond pattern along the bottom hem.
DIY: Use fabric paint or white adhesive vinyl to add the diamond pattern to the hem of a plain dark green robe.
Dark green kimono and hakama pants
A matching dark green or black traditional Japanese kimono top and wide-legged hakama pants.
DIY: Use a dark green martial arts gi or loose-fitting dark green scrub pants and a matching wrap shirt.
Light grey under-kimono
A lightweight, light grey or white inner wrap shirt that peeks out from under the main kimono.
DIY: Wear a light grey V-neck t-shirt underneath the outer layers.
Wooden geta sandals
Traditional Japanese wooden clogs with fabric thongs and two wooden supports on the soles.
DIY: Wear simple brown flip-flops if wooden sandals are unavailable or uncomfortable.
Wooden walking cane
A straight, light-colored wooden cane with a curved handle, mimicking his hidden sword.
DIY: Find a thick, straight tree branch, sand it smooth, and finish it with a light wood stain.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the light grey under-kimono shirt as your base layer.
- 2
Wear the dark green kimono top and secure the wide-legged hakama pants at your waist.
- 3
Layer the dark green haori jacket over the top, ensuring the white diamond pattern on the hem is visible.
- 4
Slip your feet into the wooden geta sandals, wearing white split-toe tabi socks if desired.
- 5
Place the green and white striped bucket hat on your head, allowing your messy blonde hair to frame your face.
- 6
Carry the wooden walking cane in one hand to complete his signature relaxed stance.
Makeup & hair
Style a medium-length sandy blonde wig into messy, textured layers with long bangs framing your face. Add light stubble to your chin using a brown makeup pencil or a stipple sponge.
Kisuke Urahara for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Yoruichi Shihoin in her purple and orange stealth force outfit.
- group
- Join a Bleach group with Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, and Yasutora Sado.
- kids
- A simplified version with a green robe, striped hat, and comfortable black sneakers instead of wooden clogs.
- Plus size
- Hakama pants have adjustable tie waists, making them highly accommodating and comfortable for all body types.
- pet
- Dress a small dog in a mini green-and-white striped hat and a green cape.
Tips
- Practice walking in wooden geta sandals before the event, as they can be tricky to balance in on uneven surfaces.
- If the striped hat arrives flat from shipping, use a hand steamer or iron on low heat to restore its crisp, structured shape.
- Keep the cane simple and convention-compliant by using a solid wooden walking stick instead of a real sword.
Kisuke Urahara costume FAQ
- What kind of hat does Kisuke Urahara wear?
- He wears a green and white striped bucket hat with a flat top, often referred to as a dome or utility hat.
- How do I style Urahara's hair?
- Use a sandy blonde wig, cut it to shoulder length, and use styling wax to create messy, piecey layers with bangs that fall between your eyes.
- What are his shoes called?
- They are traditional Japanese wooden clogs called geta, which feature two wooden teeth on the soles.
Did you know? Urahara's character design and laid-back attitude were partially inspired by the character Snufkin from the Moomins.