Jujutsu Kaisen Gym Shorts

The Ryomen Sukuna Cursed Mark Gym Shorts, one pair, 95% polyester with a built-in inner short. Waist at size M is 80 cm and the chart recommends M for 180 cm to 185 cm.
1 item

One mark, used as a repeat

One mark, used as a repeat

Sukuna’s markings work as a print because they were designed as marks in the first place. The stacked lines across the face and torso are graphic before they are anatomical, so lifting them onto fabric loses nothing.

One pair sits here at the moment. Saying otherwise would waste your time, and the lane grows by series as stock lands.

The spec

It is 95% polyester with a 3D digital print, built double-layer with an inner short under the printed outer, in a straight-leg cut. The inner measures 10.6 cm at size M and the outer runs 41 cm at the front and 47 cm at the back.

Waist runs 69.5 cm at XXS to 87 cm at XL, and size M is recommended for 180 cm to 185 cm and 70 kg to 75 kg. Sizes reach XXS to 2XL. Cold machine wash with like colors, no bleach, hang dry.

Deeper runs in the lane

For the full printed range see anime gym shorts, which runs to fifty pairs.

For the deepest series see berserk, and for the nearest neighbours see demon slayer. The woven shorts are in shorts.

Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 1 of the 1 garment here, last checked 2026-09-11. How we measure.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Jujutsu Kaisen pairs are there?

One, the Ryomen Sukuna Cursed Mark. The lane grows by series as stock lands, and we would rather say that than pad the page.

Which size matches my height?

Use the height band on the chart. M is recommended for 180 cm to 185 cm, because the sizing is remapped from the source run.

Is there a liner?

Yes. A 10.6 cm inner short at size M sits under the printed outer layer, so nothing rides up mid-set.

How should I wash it?

Machine wash cold with like colors, do not bleach, hang dry. Heat is what kills a digital print.