A beautiful print perfect for all types of knight- and warrior themed coordinates. It would also be fitting for elegant guro attires.

This JSK has never been worn, as a result of it being much too big for me. It is missing its detachable waist ties, and the buttons for attaching waist ties have been removed. There are some places of discolouration along the seam where the bodice and skirt meets - these slightly lighter areas were already on the JSK when I bought it, and it is probably in the nature of this fabric to get lightly worn around heavy seams (see image 7 and 8).

The fabric have some small rips that do not weaken the construction of the dress, only removes colour from the places a piece of a coloured tread has disappeared from. The dark grey colour of the dress makes these areas not very noticeable (see image 5 and 6 for the places where the buttons have been removed). There is also a rip on the skirt of the dress (see the last image). This is the only damage to the skirt I could find, and if you compare the size of the illustrations around it the the same features on the other images, you can see that the rip is not very big. My advice for potential detail repair would be to go over the lighter areas with a high-quality sewing tread in a similar colour to the main colour of the JSK and make the rips invisible that way.

Black x red colourway.

The dress is in size XL:
Bust (self measured): 90-120 cm (or slightly more)
Dress length: 105 cm
IMPORTANT!!!: The high waist is about the same size as the bust. If your waist is much smaller than your bust, this JSK might be too big. The pointed nature of the middle of the waistline originally made the waist ties unusable for tightening the waist on someone much smaller; the angle of the front of the bodice made the ties simply hike up the back of the dress and were not able to tighten the fit. Instead of installing new waist ties on each side, a belt would be a far better choice if your high waist/underbust area is less than 90 cm wide.