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FAQ
What's a kigurumi?
Kigurumi are fun and cozy costume pyjamas from Japan! Get your kigurumi 101 here.
Will your Kigurumi fit me?
If you're over 5 feet tall, our Kigurumi will fit you! They are very baggy and have low crotches to accommodate people of all heights and sizes. If you're taller than 6 feet, it'll cut off just above your ankles. Some of our styles are also available in X-Tall size. For more information, check out our sizing guide.
The Kigurumi I want is out of stock. When will it be back in stock?
We try to work to get them back in stock as soon as possible! If your Kigurumi is out of stock, you can click "join the waitlist" to sign up to receive a notification e-mail when it comes back in stock.
How much is shipping?
You can find our shipping details here.
How do I clean my Kigurumi?
Our Kigurumi are 100% machine washable. Check out our detailed care guide to learn how to take care of yours!
Do you take custom orders?
At this point in time, we don't have the resources to take custom orders, though we'd love to one day! If there is a specific style that you are looking for or hoping to get made, shoot us an e-mail and we might be able to point you in the right direction.
What is your return policy?
You can find our return policy here.
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Authentic SAZAC Kigurumi
Kigurumi.com is an distributor of authentic SAZAC kigurumi. SAZAC is Japan's number one kigurumi manufacturer, and the quality of SAZAC onesies is unmatched around the world. Unfortunately, this means that many other manufacturers will try (and fail!) to mimic SAZAC products. It doesn't take much to notice a major difference in quality between authentic kigurumi and imitators' attempts.
Fake. vs. Real: Stitch Kigurumi
For starters, imitation kigurumi are generally made of much thinner fabric--sometimes crushed velvet, which deteriorates much more quickly than fleece, cotton, and poly--and are poorly stitched together. Fakes tend to have wonky-looking faces: crossed eyes, asymmetrical features, and visible stitch defects. Colours won't be nearly as vivid, lining is often missing altogether, and features such as sleeves, tails, ears, wings, etc., will be overall much more floppy and downright sad-looking.