Sailor suit type women's room wear "CeraColle" was released on April 19th from the idea goods brand "BIBI LAB". For women who "did not have the opportunity to wear a sailor suit in their youth."


"Sera Colle" is targeted at women who spent their time in junior high and high school wearing blazer-type uniforms. It looks like a sailor suit, but the design and materials are carefully examined with an emphasis on comfort as room wear. The design is a one-piece type with less tightening around the abdomen, and the material is a sweat fabric that is easy to move and soft to the touch. It can be washed in a washing machine, so you can wear it as a room wear without hesitation.


Three types of models are available: "Sukeban type", "Kogal type", and "JK type". The lineup traces the history of Japanese sailor suits.

■ "Sukeban" type

The "Sukeban" type features a short jacket and a long skirt that extends to the ankle. It followed the style of the former "bad girls". In addition, this design is said to be the most convenient design for room wear in the entire lineup.

■ "Kogal" type

The "Kogal" type features a combination of a miniskirt and loose socks. Based on the fashion at that time, loose socks with 100 cm were standard equipment.

■ "JK" type

Innocent design that is popular now. A knee-length box pleated skirt and navy blue high socks can be worn for orthodox.


The suggested retail price is 8,000 yen (excluding consumption tax). You can purchase it from online shopping sites such as Amazon.co.jp.