Shirt pajamas, 7 chibis

Name: Shirt pajamas, 7 chibis
Brand: Boutique Demon Slayer
SKU: 14:366#6;977:1462#S-35-40kg
Price: 54.9 EUR
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Discover this Demon Slayer shirt pajama set - Seven patterns, lapel collar, designed for the night. This pajama set includes a button-down shirt with a lapel collar, matching elastic-waist trousers, a cream background scattered with chibis, seven patterns to choose from, and five sizes based on weight, from S to 2XL.

The chibis are scattered on a plain cream background, without checkers or frames, each caught in a domestic situation. Inosuke appears with miniature boars and his name written in letters, Muichiro surrounded by blue fish, Rengoku seated before a bowl of ramen.

Characters out of combat

This style is rarer than it seems for this series. The manga spends most of its time in nocturnal battles, and merchandise almost always features these scenes: blades drawn, flames, hard stares. Here, the characters are eating, sleeping, or playing, and these are moments that the work actually grants, between two arcs. These scenes also fulfill a function in the narrative: they show teenagers regaining strength between missions, in the only place in the series where they are in no danger.

Rengoku's bowl of ramen is not invented. The manga insists on his appetite, from the tray he gobbles down on the train while repeating that it's delicious to the meals he eats without stopping his chatter, and these are the passages readers cite when explaining why they became attached to him rather than his battles. Muichiro and his fish refer to the same idea: he spends his time looking elsewhere, and the series makes it a character trait rather than a flaw.

"The manga gives them a few meals between two arcs. These are the scenes readers cite first."

Button-down shirt, five sizes

The shirt buttons from collar to hem and has a lapel collar, making it easy to put on without going over the head. The trousers are long, with a fully elastic waistband, without any strings to tie in the dark. The buttons are flat and large, easy to fasten with one hand.

Five sizes are given by weight range, from S for thirty-five to forty kilos up to 2XL for seventy-seven to eighty, a more reliable convention than a single letter for a loose fit. The cream background is the point to watch with these Demon Slayer pajamas: light shades turn grey in the washing machine at high temperatures and take on colors from other clothes, so wash separately at thirty degrees the first few times, then inside out, and air dry. Characters between battles, for once.

Discover more in the same universe

For buying advice, the guide to the series' pyjamas compares sets, dressing gowns and boxers, size by size.

For Zenitsu in pajamas, the Zenitsu seven-pattern pajamas. For a t-shirt and shorts set, eight patterns up to 2XL. And for Inosuke in a sweatshirt, ten patterns and a water spiral.

Collections: Adult pyjamas, Children's pajamas, Clothing, Pajamas, The Demon Slayers

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An independent French shop, we are devoted entirely to Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, built so fans can easily find the characters, symbols, outfits and signature objects of the anime and the manga.

From Tanjiro to Nezuko, by way of Zenitsu, Inosuke, Rengoku, Tomioka, Shinobu and the rest of the cast, we organise our catalogue to make finding products simpler, more coherent and more immersive.

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Our catalogue is built around several broad categories:

Demon Slayer clothing, to carry the series into everyday life through hoodies, t-shirts and other outfits;
Demon Slayer figures, for collectors and for anyone who wants their favourite characters on display;
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Demon Slayer decorations, made to personalise a bedroom, a desk or a space given over to the series;
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We publish up to five articles a week on the world of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, free to read whether you buy anything or not. Each page stands on its own and reads in one sitting.

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the breathing techniques;
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the anime and the manga;
the story arcs;
the symbols, outfits and signature objects;
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Our aim is content that helps newcomers understand the series better, and gives longtime fans details of this world to discover or rediscover.

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up to five articles a week on the series, free to read with nothing to buy;
browsing designed to make discovery easier;
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