Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba build templates

Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira: the iconic half-and-half haori split between deep maroon and geometric diamond patchwork, over the Demon Slayer Corps uniform. The patchwork half uses English Paper Piecing with hundreds of small diamonds across multiple fabrics. This is the most technically demanding Demon Slayer build. The haori alone takes 30-40 hours. 6 components, 14 materials, ~8 weeks, $130-300.

Zenitsu Agatsuma: the yellow-haori Thunder Breathing swordsman from Demon Slayer. This build covers the gradient urokomon haori, the Demon Slayer Corps gakuran uniform jacket, hakama pants, kyahan leg wraps, and the iconic yellow-to-orange ombre wig. The haori is the make-or-break piece; the triangle print needs sublimation or stenciling. 6 components, 13 materials, ~5 weeks, $100-260.

Upper Moon Two from Demon Slayer: the layered kimono with lotus and fan motifs, paired rainbow war fans, a long blonde wig with iridescent tips, and multicolored stained-glass eyes. This is a multi-discipline advanced build combining garment sewing, prop construction, wig gradient styling, and theatrical makeup. The rainbow gradient on the fans and the painted kimono patterns are what separate a memorable Douma from a costume-shop purchase. 7 components, 14 materials, about 8 weeks, $180 to $420.

Demon Slayer's water-breathing hero, built from the green-and-black checkered haori down to the hanafuda earrings. The haori is the signature piece, it needs clean seams and a pattern scale that reads on camera, while the black wig requires burgundy-dyed tips and structured front bangs. This is an intermediate build for someone who can sew straight seams and follow a wig styling tutorial. The forehead scar and leg wraps add the finishing touches that take it from a costume to a character. 8 components, 15 materials, about 6 weeks, $120 to $350.