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We began working on the Solar Marine Flight Suit for Smart Doll over a year ago, and I’m delighted to say that it’s now available. The design, initially created by @maruko_halu, was field-tested by our girls during various trips across Japan, resulting in some final modifications.
Tailored in Gifu Japan, the suit now includes ribbed cuffs on the arms and legs, which can be rolled up for a mechanic look when the hunka junk ship needs repairs, or for when your girls land on a warmer planet like Tatooine. The pockets are functional and ideal for storing miniature tools and snacks.
To create the battle mechanic aesthetic appearance sans the grease, we’ve used a Mura-dye on the entire garment. The flight suit can be worn in a few different combinations, such as with the top half hanging over the waist, the top half on with sleeves and legs rolled up or down, and so on. While the suit can be worn with medium-sized bewbs, it’s a tight fit and anything larger will have to peek-a-bewb.
If you are out n about taking photos with this suit, you may want to tuck the sleeves under the front if you wear this overhanging waist. This will enable the sleeves to be visible as they usually hang at the back - check one of the photos to see what I mean.
The thigh pockets can look flat and boring if they don't have anything in them - but this can be solved if you stuff some tissue inside - or dollar bills if you have a load lying around.
Goes well with the Adventurer Sports Bra - make sure to choose the right version (Pear or Classic)
I’m pleased with the final result, which pairs well with our cyberpunk accessories too - but while I’m pleased, some folks may not due to the reasons not to buy…
We began working on the Solar Marine Flight Suit for Smart Doll over a year ago, and I’m delighted to say that it’s now available. The design, initially created by @maruko_halu, was field-tested by our girls during various trips across Japan, resulting in some final modifications.
Tailored in Gifu Japan, the suit now includes ribbed cuffs on the arms and legs, which can be rolled up for a mechanic look when the hunka junk ship needs repairs, or for when your girls land on a warmer planet like Tatooine. The pockets are functional and ideal for storing miniature tools and snacks.
To create the battle mechanic aesthetic appearance sans the grease, we’ve used a Mura-dye on the entire garment. The flight suit can be worn in a few different combinations, such as with the top half hanging over the waist, the top half on with sleeves and legs rolled up or down, and so on. While the suit can be worn with medium-sized bewbs, it’s a tight fit and anything larger will have to peek-a-bewb.
If you are out n about taking photos with this suit, you may want to tuck the sleeves under the front if you wear this overhanging waist. This will enable the sleeves to be visible as they usually hang at the back - check one of the photos to see what I mean.
The thigh pockets can look flat and boring if they don't have anything in them - but this can be solved if you stuff some tissue inside - or dollar bills if you have a load lying around.
Goes well with the Adventurer Sports Bra - make sure to choose the right version (Pear or Classic)
I’m pleased with the final result, which pairs well with our cyberpunk accessories too - but while I’m pleased, some folks may not due to the reasons not to buy…
Mura dyeing—called Mura-zome (ムラ染) in Japanese and pronounced moo-rah zo-meh—is a dyeing technique that results in a beautifully irregular, non-uniform pattern across the fabric. No two pieces are the same, and that’s by design.
The outcome is entirely unpredictable—how light or dark the pattern appears, how often it shows up, and where it lands (front, back, one leg more than the other, etc.) is left to chance. This kind of randomness is part of the appeal, but it also means your item won’t look exactly like the one in the photos.
In addition to the dyeing, we apply a separate weathering process that may result in rough edges, small holes, frayed threads, or other intentional imperfections to give the item a worn, lived-in look.
If you appreciate one-of-a-kind pieces with character, this might be a great fit for you. But if you’re after symmetry or an exact match to the product images, then this particular item probably isn’t the best choice ;-)

Mura dyeing—called Mura-zome (ムラ染) in Japanese and pronounced moo-rah zo-meh—is a dyeing technique that results in a beautifully irregular, non-uniform pattern across the fabric. No two pieces are the same, and that’s by design.
The outcome is entirely unpredictable—how light or dark the pattern appears, how often it shows up, and where it lands (front, back, one leg more than the other, etc.) is left to chance. This kind of randomness is part of the appeal, but it also means your item won’t look exactly like the one in the photos.
In addition to the dyeing, we apply a separate weathering process that may result in rough edges, small holes, frayed threads, or other intentional imperfections to give the item a worn, lived-in look.
If you appreciate one-of-a-kind pieces with character, this might be a great fit for you. But if you’re after symmetry or an exact match to the product images, then this particular item probably isn’t the best choice ;-)

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