Acrylic knit ages differently from PU: less risk of whitening or permanent creases, but more vulnerable to pilling after 10-15 hand washes. On head-to-toe black knit, pilling shows up more than on light colorways — run a pill remover every 5-6 washes to preserve the matte look. The piece is hand-washable (unlike PU, which isn't), simplifying long-term care. Across 8-12 hours of convention wear, the material holds up cleanly. Knit recovers its shape after washing if you respect flat drying.

The set includes four pieces: hoodie bodysuit with built-in ears, coordinated knit panties, pair of knit high stockings, and bunny tail. Korura offers two variants at order time: full bodysuit (more covered) or bikini set (bra + panties, more undressed). The bodysuit is the versatile format for multi-universe conventions; the bikini reads harder cosplay-lingerie (dedicated lookbook or photoshoot). High stockings are included in both variants. Platform shoes are NOT included — pick those up separately.

Yes — that's the advantage of Korura knit over PU. Stretch acrylic knit is more breathable, more flexible to movement, and the hoodie doesn't weigh you down like a PU hoodie would. The hood goes up to expose the built-in bunny ears, or pulls back for a more discreet look. Korura uses Asian sizing: XS/S/M and L/XL/2XL — wide stretch ranges. If you're between the two ranges, go up for all-day comfort. For fall-winter conventions, the demon black bunny knit offers a tempered alternative to PU.

Hand wash only at 30°C in a basin of lukewarm water with mild detergent (don't scrub or wring). Rinse with fresh lukewarm water, press gently between two towels to remove water, then dry flat on a dry cloth — never on a hanger, since the weight stretches wet knit. No tumble dry (acrylic knit shrinks permanently above 30°C). On black knit, run a pill remover every 5-6 washes to keep the matte look uniform. Store folded flat in a drawer, not hung, to avoid hoodie shoulder warping.