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■Set Contents / 1 Coordinate Diary (A7 size, 60 pages), 1 Fashion Item Illustration Book (A5 size, 16 or 24 pages), 30 Wardrobe Cards (approx. 9cm high, 6.5cm wide), 1 Wardrobe Brush-up Workbook (Type 1 only, A5 size, 64 pages)
*These are lessons that were normally sold as part of a 6-month Multiple Subscription (6 deliveries), but are now available for individual purchase. Please note that some lessons may no longer be available for purchase.
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• Campaign application deadline: August 31, 2026

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★★★★★

I think I could draw illustrations of clothing well!

I thought the notepad was good, but the cards are separate and difficult to carry around, and I found them inconvenient to use. It would be great if it came with a suitable case. I think I'll get better at drawing illustrations of clothing.

Kopanda
May 23, 2026
I went shopping and ended up buying clothes without thinking, only to realize when I got home, "Oh, I've bought something very similar to this design before," so I decided to take this course to review my belongings. The coordinate diary was easy to copy because it had a grid pattern. I usually draw animal illustrations, but by copying clothes, I was able to challenge myself with designing people as well. It was fun! [Message and advice for those who are thinking of starting] Clothes that you think you might wear someday but never will. You can declutter! You'll also get better at drawing illustrations.

SYO from Ehime Prefecture (50 years old, female)
I started this because I wanted to organize my clothes. I thought that if I knew the designs and colors I had, I wouldn't buy similar things... I'm still in the process of classifying my clothes, so I'm not really thinking about coordinating outfits yet, but I've started to understand the colors and designs I tend to buy often, so I think I'll be buying fewer unnecessary things. The outfit diary isn't too big, so it's easy to carry around when I go shopping for clothes. I like the style of the illustrations in the illustration book. Fashion is constantly changing, so I feel like I'm still learning. I would be happy if you released new illustration books from time to time.

Naho-sama (52 years old, female) from Gunma Prefecture
I signed up for this program because I wanted to learn how to draw illustrations to better understand my wardrobe and broaden my styling options. Since starting the program, I've been getting more compliments on my outfits. It's also become easier to remember what clothes I already own when shopping. There were many variations on basic clothing, collars, sleeves, and patterns, allowing me to draw a variety of designs, but there weren't many examples of trendy clothing silhouettes, which made drawing them difficult. The size of the styling notes and the example illustrations didn't quite match, making it difficult to draw. My thoughts after completing the program are that I looked forward to receiving each issue. I was also happy to see my illustration skills improve with each session. Towards the end, I sometimes found drawing tedious, so I wish there had been some way to boost my motivation to continue. [Message and advice for those who are thinking of starting] It's fun once you can draw your own illustrations. It's easy because you can trace along the lines.

Kagoshima Prefecture, Kamiu (33 years old, female)
I was able to understand my wardrobe better and stopped making unnecessary purchases. I became better at coordinating outfits. I'm not very good at drawing, but I was able to draw by looking at the examples and my drawing skills improved a little. I was worried about whether I could do the 6-month program, but I was happy that I was able to continue because I looked forward to receiving the materials every month.

Wassan from Aichi Prefecture (51 years old, female)
Have I started to spend less time hesitating? I've become a little clearer about the clothes I want! The all-white illustration book was easy to carry around and convenient! I'll continue to work on my outfits little by little! I think the best way to improve your sense of self is through the outfit diary program. There are definitely clothes that only suit you! I hope you all enjoy it too ☆

Yossangorerai from Kagawa Prefecture (23 years old, female)
I started making clothes, and as my collection grew, I decided to sign up for this system hoping it would help me organize my items. I discovered I had made 180 garments in two years, and now I can easily categorize them, keep track of colors and the details of each piece without having to pull out the clothes themselves. Having the cards made it easy to organize them by order and to mark off items I no longer needed. Despite being a simple system, I was able to use it effectively and began to appreciate each garment more. I now understand my own clothing preferences, so I no longer buy similar clothes repeatedly. Also, just looking at the cards has inspired me to come up with outfit combinations I'd never thought of before.

Sate-sama (female) from Hyogo Prefecture
For about 20 years, I've been drawing style sketches on cardboard or the back of business cards, writing the date and time on the back, and attaching them to a ring binder. I bought this coordination diary because I thought it was quite excellent. It's consistent. I can write down multiple outfit combinations for the same piece of clothing, which helps me remember. I'm now thinking of getting another file for accessories and other small items. It's great for organizing your thoughts!

Ms. Sakura from Mie Prefecture (61 years old, female)