11% OFFThe Dance of Death Sukajan is a $299 Sukaizen sukajan featuring devils playing cello, skull and spiderweb composition in the Japanese folk-gothic register. Its approved visual palette is Charcoal-black shell; embroidery in bone white, blood red, antique gold and cold grey. Current ordering availability and sellable sizes are shown in the purchase panel; supplier specifications that were not recorded remain unverified.
Products ship from Pakistan. Applicable taxes, import duties and clearance fees are extra and paid by the buyer unless expressly included in the order.
Selectable sizes are shown in the purchase panel. Exact supplier garment measurements are not recorded; contact support before ordering if a precise fit is essential.
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Ships from Pakistan. Import charges are normally paid by the buyer. Production follows written approval of your order details. Review our cancellation and returns policy before ordering. Order, cancellation and returns policy.
A shared jacket size chart is unavailable for choosing a size until exact measurements for the product and size are confirmed. Please contact support for those measurements and how they were taken.
Fully fasten your jacket and lay it flat without stretching it. Use a soft measuring tape and record measurements in cm.
Lay a similar garment that fits you well on a flat surface. Measure across the chest from armpit to armpit, shoulder to shoulder, and from the top of the shoulder to the hem.
Product-specific measurements are being confirmed. For now, use the general size guide and ask our team for a fit check.
We ship from Pakistan after written approval and the 24-hour change window. The production schedule is confirmed for your order. Standard tracked delivery is $30 to the United States and every other supported destination, with an estimated arrival of Wed, Oct 28 – Wed, Nov 4.
Eligible standard goods may be returned unused and unworn within 30 days under the return policy. See shipping & delivery for destination detail.
Supplier-tested care instructions are not recorded yet. This page avoids an unverified wash method; final care guidance will follow the approved production label and embroidery treatment.
The piece
Full back: central skull with two devil musicians flanking it, spiderweb radiating into the shoulders; small web in the corner of the right chest; single devil silhouette on the left sleeve. The composition is defined as devils playing cello, skull and spiderweb composition in the Japanese folk-gothic register. The product-specific campaign variation is reverse/lining reveal showing contrast lining color.
The construction brief calls for Sukajan bomber, matte-satin shell (not high-gloss), ribbed trims, contrast lining. The workbook supplies a design and construction target, not a supplier certification. Product-specific care testing and exact supplier garment measurements have not been recorded.
The ten-image gallery separates the hero, back artwork, clean product views, worn styling, embroidery macro, construction details, and paired fit views so the design can be evaluated without treating campaign photography as proof of production specifications. The current catalogue price is $299. Choose an available size in the purchase panel; availability is checked again at checkout.
The detail
Before you buy
devils playing cello, skull and spiderweb composition in the Japanese folk-gothic register.
Use the purchase panel for current availability, selectable sizes and the $299 catalogue price. An unavailable size cannot be ordered.
Embroidered artwork per approved visual brief; production method pending confirmation.
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