Suguru Geto Costume
Channel the powerful and complex Jujutsu Kaisen antagonist in traditional robes.
Suguru Geto is one of the most compelling antagonists in the anime series Jujutsu Kaisen, known for his philosophical shift and immense power. His signature look features traditional Buddhist monk attire combined with a distinct hairstyle and a single gauge earring. This costume captures his commanding presence with flowing dark robes and a striking gold-and-green sash.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $45–120
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What you need for a Suguru Geto costume
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Navy Blue Buddhist Robes (Kasaya)
A dark navy blue or black long-sleeved inner robe paired with matching wide-leg hakama pants.
DIY: Use a navy blue yukata or martial arts gi top paired with matching wide-leg black trousers.
Gold and Green Outer Sash (Okesa)
A decorative, structured sash worn over one shoulder, featuring a gold grid pattern with green trim.
DIY: Drape a wide gold fabric sash over your left shoulder and trim the edges with green ribbon.
Black Tabi Socks
Traditional split-toe socks in solid black.
DIY: Wear standard black crew socks if split-toe sandals are not used.
Zori Sandals
Traditional Japanese flat sandals made of straw or modern synthetic materials with black straps.
DIY: Simple black flip-flops can work as a modern substitute.
Black Gauge Earring
A single large, round black plug or gauge earring worn in the left ear lobe.
DIY: Use a black circle sticker or a clip-on black button earring on your left ear.
Dark Purple or Black Wig
A long dark wig styled with half-up, half-down hair, a topknot bun, and a single long strand framing the left side of the face.
DIY: Style your own long dark hair into a high half-bun, leaving a thick strand loose on the left.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the black tabi socks first to make slipping into the sandals easier later.
- 2
Put on the navy blue inner robe, wrapping the left side over the right side, and secure it at the waist.
- 3
Pull on the matching wide-leg hakama pants, tying them securely at the waist over the robe.
- 4
Drape the gold-and-green patterned outer sash (okesa) over your left shoulder, letting it hang diagonally across your torso to the right hip.
- 5
Put on the styled wig, ensuring the single long bang hangs down the left side of your face, partially covering your eye.
- 6
Insert the black gauge earring into your left ear lobe.
- 7
Step into the zori sandals and adjust the robes so they drape naturally.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup minimal with a clean, matte complexion. Use a dark eyebrow pencil to define sharp, thin eyebrows, and style the hair into a high half-up bun with a single long strand framing the left side of the face.
Suguru Geto for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Satoru Gojo in his Jujutsu High uniform for an iconic duo dynamic.
- group
- Join forces with other Jujutsu Kaisen characters like Mahito, Jogo, and Hanami.
- kids
- A simplified version using a navy blue karate gi and a gold fabric sash.
- Plus size
- The flowing, adjustable nature of traditional Japanese robes makes this style highly comfortable and accommodating for all body types.
Tips
- Secure the gold sash to your shoulder with a safety pin hidden underneath to prevent it from sliding off while walking.
- If wearing the costume to a convention, break in your zori sandals beforehand or bring comfortable black slip-on shoes as backup.
- Practice Geto's signature calm, slightly smug expression for photos.
- Keep the long front bang out of your eyes using a tiny dab of hair gel to hold it in place just beside your eye.
Suguru Geto costume FAQ
- What is Suguru Geto's outfit called?
- His outfit is based on traditional Japanese Buddhist monk attire, consisting of a navy blue under-robe, wide-leg pants, and a decorative outer sash called a kasaya or okesa.
- How do you style Suguru Geto's hair?
- His hair is styled in a half-up, half-down fashion with a topknot bun at the crown. The most important feature is the single, long, thick strand of hair that hangs down the left side of his face.
- Do I need pierced ears for this costume?
- No, you can easily find clip-on fake gauge earrings or magnetic black studs to replicate his signature left-ear plug.
Did you know? Suguru Geto's design and wardrobe reflect his complex ideology; his traditional Buddhist robes contrast sharply with his dark, non-traditional methods and beliefs.