ThinkGeek | Kigurumis from ThinkGeek @ThinkGeek | Uploaded October 2017 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
Alpaca Kigurumi
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Flying Squirrel Kigurumi
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Sea Otter Kigurumi
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Shark Kigurumi
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Dreamin' Panda Kigurumi
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Dreamin' Narwhal Kigurumi
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Shiba Inu Kigurumi
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The word Kigurumi comes from a combination of two Japanese words: kiru ("to wear") and nuigurumi ("stuffed toy"). Looking at the pictures here, it's clear that donning a kigurumi instantly transforms you into an adorable animal. Traditionally, kigurumi referred to the performers wearing the costume, but the word has since grown to include the costumes themselves. In Japan, kigurumi costumes are worn as a way to break the conventions of traditional dress or just as comfy pajamas.
-From SAZAC, Japan's most respected and successful kigurumi manufacturer
-Perfect for sleeping, lazy days at home, or easy cosplay
-Has pockets
-Materials: 100% polyester fleece with elasticized wrist and ankle cuffs
-One-size-fits most adult humans. These are extremely loose fitting and can accommodate most humans who are at least five feet tall.
-Tall geeks: If you are over six feet tall, the wrist and ankle cuffs may not make it all the way to your wrists and ankles (but don't let that stop you from wearing it!).
-More-to-love geeks: The bagginess of a Kigurumi means there's a ton of room in the chest and waist. The limiting factor for most folks is the shoulder width, so check that below.
-Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, inside out. Hang to dry.
Imported
-Dimensions
Sleeve length: 23.2"
Shoulder width (across): 22.4"
Chest (around): 50.4"
Waist (around): 57.1"
Music: “Club Translyvania ”
From the Free Music Archive
CC BY
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Alpaca Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjpl/?cpg=yt
Flying Squirrel Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjro/?cpg=yt
Sea Otter Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjrp/?cpg=yt
Shark Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjrq/?cpg=yt
Dreamin' Panda Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjrt/?cpg=yt
Dreamin' Narwhal Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjru/?cpg=yt
Shiba Inu Kigurumi
thinkgeek.com/product/kjrv/?cpg=yt
The word Kigurumi comes from a combination of two Japanese words: kiru ("to wear") and nuigurumi ("stuffed toy"). Looking at the pictures here, it's clear that donning a kigurumi instantly transforms you into an adorable animal. Traditionally, kigurumi referred to the performers wearing the costume, but the word has since grown to include the costumes themselves. In Japan, kigurumi costumes are worn as a way to break the conventions of traditional dress or just as comfy pajamas.
-From SAZAC, Japan's most respected and successful kigurumi manufacturer
-Perfect for sleeping, lazy days at home, or easy cosplay
-Has pockets
-Materials: 100% polyester fleece with elasticized wrist and ankle cuffs
-One-size-fits most adult humans. These are extremely loose fitting and can accommodate most humans who are at least five feet tall.
-Tall geeks: If you are over six feet tall, the wrist and ankle cuffs may not make it all the way to your wrists and ankles (but don't let that stop you from wearing it!).
-More-to-love geeks: The bagginess of a Kigurumi means there's a ton of room in the chest and waist. The limiting factor for most folks is the shoulder width, so check that below.
-Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, inside out. Hang to dry.
Imported
-Dimensions
Sleeve length: 23.2"
Shoulder width (across): 22.4"
Chest (around): 50.4"
Waist (around): 57.1"
Music: “Club Translyvania ”
From the Free Music Archive
CC BY
freemusicarchive.org/music/Computer_Music_All-Stars/Halloween_1182/CMAllstars_-_Club_Transylvania_1102
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