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Key Details
- Book: 1/6 Doll Outfit
- Japanese Title: 1/6ドールのアウトフィット
- Publisher: Bunka Publishing Bureau
- Artist/Designer: Chizuko Saito
- Doll size: 1/6 scale, modeled on Unoa Quluts Light
- Release: March 2026
If you love sewing for 1/6 scale dolls, 1/6 Doll Outfit gives you 16 coordinated looks to explore.
Chizuko Saito uses Unoa Quluts Light as her muse, a doll she knows well.
In 2022, she designed limited-edition Azurite and Fluorite Unoa Quluts Light dolls for Dollybird Vol. 35.
This book brings together her clothing designs, patterns, and a look at how some outfits fit other doll bodies.
What’s Inside 1/6 Doll Outfit?
The book features 16 coordinated looks, including dresses, blouses, skirts, pants, coats, and a cape.
Some outfits pair the main garment with socks, tights, gloves, hats, or a scarf.
The designs range from a pleated sundress and a sailor-collar blouse with shorts to embroidered apron looks and an evening dress with a petticoat.
You’ll also find sections on doll body measurements, materials, tools, and sewing techniques.
2 lessons walk through a princess-line dress and a sleeveless blouse.
The book includes sewing instructions and a pattern section. It also shows 5 other 1/6 scale doll bodies trying on the clothes, so you can compare the fit before you sew.
Photos from an Exhibition Held in May 2026
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Get to know the dolls featured in this book with our Unoa Quluts Light release list.
Product Information
- Pages: 104
- Publisher: Bunka Publishing Bureau
- ISBN: 9784579118540
- Release: March 2026
- Price: ¥2,200 including tax, about $14
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is in Japanese.
Yes, it includes full-size patterns for the clothing and accessories, with one exception: the hat pattern on page 99 needs to be enlarged to 125%.
The designs are modeled on Unoa Quluts Light. The book shows the outfits on 5 other doll bodies, but fit can vary by doll and project.
The patterns are sized for Nendoroid Doll bodies and are printed full-size in the book, so no resizing is needed.
Let’s Chat
Which would you sew first: the pleated sundress, a coat, or one of the apron outfits?
Do you prefer everyday looks or the evening dress?
Let me know in the comments below.
Source: Bunka Publishing Bureau
