Stop teasing us and let us see Chinese Aki-sensei, Kouji!

Ok hibiki, what are you hiding?

It is worth double the profit you'll be getting when you wore them.

What's the actual price of the originals?

Rax0387 said:

What's the actual price of the originals?

Being clothing, prices can vary wildly depending on the material, make, maker, size, how it's tailored (bespoke/tailored from standard/full standard) and many many other factors.

However, if it's for an actual professional (as in the job, not for someone dressing up as the job; Hibiki says it's for the actual worker, as in an actual maid, not a maid cafe maid), then rather not particularly cheap.

And if the China dress is made of silk, fully lined... well, that's a nice suit level of price there. At a minimum.

Paracite said:

However, if it's for an actual professional (as in the job, not for someone dressing up as the job; Hibiki says it's for the actual worker, as in an actual maid, not a maid cafe maid), then rather not particularly cheap.

And if the China dress is made of silk, fully lined... well, that's a nice suit level of price there. At a minimum.

A good handmade one could be easily six to eight hundred dollars - for the whole set, Hibiki might owe the Admiral a few thousand dillaea US.

or what ever the catalog admi-bro has... is some top tier niche quality as far as I know about french maid style uniforms are niche themselves stuck in cosplay... unless Commandant teste or Richelieu actually made them at Hibiki's behest...
while not french maid uniform house helper uniforms in my country are like 300-400 PHP
question is did Hibiki get the french style or victorian style (basically pre modified french)
for the Bunny suit... yeah.... probably somewhere in the 3000-15000 yen range
maid dress in rakuten go for about 10000-20000 yen but could be low as 5000 yen either way...
of the possible prices the cheongsam would probably the most expensive Hibiki has considering the dual purpose nature of the attire

I dunno. It's kind of hard to quantify the maid one into USD, since it's an antiquated term. Most places are house keepers now, and they typically don a clerk's jacket like you might find behind a nice retail store desk or a restaurant. Those aren't too bad; about the price of a new video game. For the same reason though, it's hard to find places here that sell genuine maid uniforms aside from the sexy roleplay type (which seem to run up to $150 on the higher end), so there is always the chance it is a head-to-toe custom. The price could then be up in the air since there are quite a few medium-priced options that can look and feel quite authentic to anyone who isn't an appraiser or fashion connoisseur.

Not sure how it is over in Japan though.

If it's a cheongsam then those can be quite pricey I'm sure. Some of the finer ones I see online can be half a thousand dollars, so probably more than that if she got it from a store or had it custom made. I wouldn't bet on it being as much as a tuxedo though. A gentleman's tuxedo suit and jacket can cost as much as a cheap car; well over $4000 if you let it. Half a thousand is more like a decent blazer outfit or a woman's suit dress and jacket.

It could be more though. There's probably a lot of factors that could drive up the price depending on how much you are willing to spend. The savings train goes both ways.