Fujitora (Issho) Cosplay: What the Admiral Costume Includes and How to Size It
Fujitora cosplay is a look built around one silhouette: a purple kimono and dark obi under a long white Marine admiral coat. This guide goes through exactly what our One Piece Fujitora Issho cosplay costume lists, what it leaves out so you can plan the rest, and how to read its size chart before you order. Browse the wider One Piece cosplay costumes collection or the full One Piece collection if you are building a group.
Who Is Fujitora (Issho)?
Fujitora, whose real name is Issho, is the blind Marine admiral in One Piece. He bends gravity with the Zushi Zushi no Mi, fights with a shikomizue sword-cane, and was introduced in the Dressrosa arc. For a cosplayer that means the character is recognized by his clothes: the admiral coat, the kimono underneath it, and the sword-cane he carries.
What the Fujitora Costume Looks Like
The listing photo shows a purple kimono with a dark obi, worn under a white Marine admiral coat with orange-fringed epaulettes and the kanji for "justice" across the back. The costume comes in a single colour option, MediumPurple.
What Is Included in the Set
The item list on the product page reads: coat, undergarments, belts and bandages. The listed material is imitation leather. Two things are worth knowing before you order:
- The item list names a coat, undergarments, belts and bandages. It does not name the kimono as a separate piece, so check the product photos and contact us if you need to confirm exactly what arrives.
- The listing does not mention a sword-cane or any other prop, a wig or footwear. If you want those, plan to source them separately. For hair, start in the cosplay wigs collection.
Price, Colour and Care
The costume is $75.99 in every size from S to 3XL. Care instructions on the listing: hand-wash cold, hang to dry, do not bleach. Because the material is imitation leather, that hand-wash instruction is worth following rather than putting the coat in a machine.
Sizing: Read the Chart Before You Choose
The costume uses Asian sizing. The listing asks you to check the size chart and size options on the page and to allow a 1-3 cm variance from hand measuring (1 cm is about 0.39 in). The chart gives garment measurements as supplied by the maker, so compare them with your own measurements rather than your usual clothing label:
| Size | Bust | Shoulder | Sleeve | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 108cm | 53cm | 59.5cm | 135cm |
| M | 114cm | 55cm | 61cm | 137.5cm |
| L | 120cm | 57cm | 62.5cm | 140cm |
| XL | 126cm | 59cm | 64cm | 142.5cm |
| 2XL | 132cm | 61cm | 66.5cm | 145cm |
| 3XL | 138cm | 63cm | 68cm | 147.5cm |
Our fit guide says cosplay costumes are often cut to Asian sizing, which typically runs smaller than standard US or EU sizing, and recommends sizing up if you are between sizes or taller or broader than average. Use a soft tape over light clothing and measure chest, waist, hips and height. Our Cosplay Size Guide covers US, EU and Asian conversions, and if you need exact measurements beyond the chart, contact us before ordering and we will help you pick the right fit.
Pairing Fujitora With Another One Piece Look
If you are putting together a One Piece group, the One Piece Kozuki Oden cosplay costume is a natural second build, and we have a separate Kozuki Oden cosplay guide in the same series.
Quick Answers
- Who is Fujitora in One Piece? Fujitora, real name Issho, is the blind Marine admiral in One Piece who bends gravity with the Zushi Zushi no Mi and fights with a shikomizue sword-cane. He was introduced in the Dressrosa arc.
- What is included in the Fujitora (Issho) cosplay costume? The item list on the product page reads coat, undergarments, belts and bandages, in imitation leather. A sword-cane, wig and footwear are not listed.
- How much does the Fujitora cosplay costume cost? It is $75.99, the same price in every size from S to 3XL.
- What sizes does the Fujitora costume come in? S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL, in Asian sizing. The size chart on the product page gives bust, shoulder, sleeve and length for each size, and the listing allows for a 1-3 cm variance from hand measuring.
- Should I size up for the Fujitora costume? Our fit guide recommends sizing up if you are between sizes or taller or broader than average, because cosplay sizing often runs smaller than US sizing. Check your measurements against the garment chart first.
- How do I wash the Fujitora costume? The listing says hand-wash cold, hang to dry, and do not bleach.
