Ryomen Sukuna Costume
Embody the formidable King of Curses with his iconic kimono and tattoos.
Ryomen Sukuna is the primary antagonist of the hit anime series Jujutsu Kaisen, known as the undisputed King of Curses. Fans choose this costume to channel his menacing, powerful presence at conventions and Halloween events. The look is defined by a traditional light-colored kimono, a dark sash, distinct facial markings, and spiked pink hair.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $35–85
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What you need for a Ryomen Sukuna costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Ryomen Sukuna costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
White or light gray kimono
A loose-fitting, wide-sleeved traditional Japanese robe that drapes open at the chest.
DIY: Use a oversized white bathrobe or wrap dress with wide sleeves.
Black or dark navy sash (Obi)
A wide fabric belt worn around the waist to secure the kimono.
DIY: Cut a strip of wide black fabric or use a thick black scarf tied around the waist.
Red or black scarf/collar
A high-collared fabric insert or scarf worn underneath the kimono collar.
DIY: Wear a red or dark fabric tube scarf around your neck.
Sukuna temporary tattoos
A set of black line tattoos for the face, forehead, chest, and arms.
DIY: Draw the geometric black lines on your face and arms using a waterproof black liquid eyeliner.
Spiky pink wig with black roots
An undercut-style wig with bright pink spiked hair on top and dark hair underneath.
DIY: Style your own short hair with heavy-hold gel and temporary pink hair spray.
Traditional sandals (Zori)
Flat Japanese thonged sandals made of straw or wood, worn with white split-toe socks.
DIY: Wear simple black flip-flops or dark slide sandals.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the red or black neck gaiter/scarf first to sit close to your neck.
- 2
Slip on the white kimono, wrapping the left side over the right side across your chest.
- 3
Wrap the wide black sash (obi) around your waist over the kimono and tie it securely in the back.
- 4
Apply the temporary tattoos to your face, forehead, chest, and arms according to the character's layout, or draw them on with eyeliner.
- 5
Put on a wig cap, then secure the styled pink spiky wig onto your head.
- 6
Put on the white split-toe socks (tabi) and step into the zori sandals to complete the outfit.
Makeup & hair
Keep your face pale and clean to make the black geometric tattoos stand out. Use black eyeliner to draw the second pair of closed eyes just below your real eyes. Style the pink wig to stand straight up in messy spikes, revealing the dark undercut beneath.
Ryomen Sukuna for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Yuji Itadori (his vessel) or Megumi Fushiguro for a dramatic Jujutsu Kaisen duo.
- group
- Form a Jujutsu Kaisen group with Satoru Gojo, Nobara Kugisaki, and Megumi.
- kids
- A simplified version with a comfortable white robe, printed fabric sash, and safe face paint.
- Plus size
- The loose, adjustable nature of a wrap-around kimono makes this style highly adjustable and comfortable for all body types.
Tips
- Apply the temporary tattoos to clean, dry skin free of lotion so they adhere properly and last all day.
- If using eyeliner for the tattoos, set the drawings with a translucent setting powder and setting spray to prevent smudging.
- Practice walking in the sandals and kimono beforehand, as the long robe can restrict wide strides.
Ryomen Sukuna costume FAQ
- What is the outfit Sukuna wears called?
- Sukuna wears a traditional Japanese kimono, specifically a light-colored, wide-sleeved robe secured with a dark sash (obi) and paired with a high-collared scarf.
- How do you do Sukuna's face tattoos?
- You can use specialty temporary tattoo sheets designed for Sukuna cosplay, or draw them yourself using a fine-tip black liquid eyeliner or body paint pen.
- Is a Sukuna costume hard to put together?
- It is moderately easy. The clothing is simple to wear, but styling the spiky pink wig and applying the precise facial markings require some patience and practice.
Did you know? Sukuna's design is inspired by a real mythological figure from Japanese folklore of the same name, who was described in the Nihon Shoki as a two-faced, eight-limbed giant.