Nendoll & Picco Neemo Clothes
It's time for a fashion report, featuring 1/12 Picco Neemo (1/12ピコニーモ) clothing!
From left to right we have:
Maco
Top:
Socks:
Shoes: Obitsu
Nanashi
Top:
Bottom:
Shoes:
Wyatt
Top:
Bottom:
Shoes:
Accessories:
Overall, I like the look and fit of these Picco Neemo clothes on the Nendoll bodies. Some of the bigger pieces, like the long sleeve shirts and socks, take a bit of getting used to due to their length, but the baggy/over-sized style is cute on the dolls. (I tried to style the socks similar to loose socks popular in gyaru / kogal fashion.)
The socks, personally, are a must for the Obitsu loafers. I have two Cu-poche hybrids wearing Obitsu mary janes that are pretty tight on the feet, so the tiny socks I prepared for them were set aside. But with how small Nendoll feet are, I would suggest socks or maybe even tissue paper if someone were to have their doll in this style of footwear.
The sofubi ('soft vinyl') high-cut sneakers, on the other hand, have a small enough opening at the top that they can stay on the doll body without socks. The shoes will be spacious, though, and the vinyl appears to be thick enough to block the feet magnets when the doll stands on the metal plate.
The length of the shirts is perfect for covering up the top of the pants. The cropped pants do not fully close around the hips of the doll body, but because of the shirts, that can easily be hidden.
I also ordered a black, long sleeved shirt, a brown (camel) pea coat, and a black mods coat with fur detail. I have not tried the black top on anyone, but I assume with the length of the sleeves it will fit similar to the blue top. The coats have been tried on and the sleeves are very long on the doll's arms.
I have not tried rolling the sleeves, nor do I intend to modify them. It is possible to see the hands from a 'waving' pose, if the arm is high & the sleeve is low enough on the pea coat. The mods coat might be good for an 'over the shoulder' look.
Both coats have closures that feature two hooks, each with a small line of thread. They are a bit difficult to close, personally, but with a bit of effort it's possible.
After this haul, I feel positive about buying more Picco Neemo sized clothing. Despite some pieces being longer than expected, they still have a cuteness about them that I don't mind (plus the detailing on the clothes is very nice!)
( To anyone reading this, I hope you found it helpful!
)
From left to right we have:
Maco
Top:
Socks:
Shoes: Obitsu
Nanashi
Top:
Bottom:
Shoes:
Wyatt
Top:
Bottom:
Shoes:
Accessories:
Overall, I like the look and fit of these Picco Neemo clothes on the Nendoll bodies. Some of the bigger pieces, like the long sleeve shirts and socks, take a bit of getting used to due to their length, but the baggy/over-sized style is cute on the dolls. (I tried to style the socks similar to loose socks popular in gyaru / kogal fashion.)
The socks, personally, are a must for the Obitsu loafers. I have two Cu-poche hybrids wearing Obitsu mary janes that are pretty tight on the feet, so the tiny socks I prepared for them were set aside. But with how small Nendoll feet are, I would suggest socks or maybe even tissue paper if someone were to have their doll in this style of footwear.
The sofubi ('soft vinyl') high-cut sneakers, on the other hand, have a small enough opening at the top that they can stay on the doll body without socks. The shoes will be spacious, though, and the vinyl appears to be thick enough to block the feet magnets when the doll stands on the metal plate.
The length of the shirts is perfect for covering up the top of the pants. The cropped pants do not fully close around the hips of the doll body, but because of the shirts, that can easily be hidden.
I also ordered a black, long sleeved shirt, a brown (camel) pea coat, and a black mods coat with fur detail. I have not tried the black top on anyone, but I assume with the length of the sleeves it will fit similar to the blue top. The coats have been tried on and the sleeves are very long on the doll's arms.
I have not tried rolling the sleeves, nor do I intend to modify them. It is possible to see the hands from a 'waving' pose, if the arm is high & the sleeve is low enough on the pea coat. The mods coat might be good for an 'over the shoulder' look.
Both coats have closures that feature two hooks, each with a small line of thread. They are a bit difficult to close, personally, but with a bit of effort it's possible.
After this haul, I feel positive about buying more Picco Neemo sized clothing. Despite some pieces being longer than expected, they still have a cuteness about them that I don't mind (plus the detailing on the clothes is very nice!)
( To anyone reading this, I hope you found it helpful!
)
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