A Nichirin Blade You Can Wear in Your Hair
The "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Iconic Hair Objet Majesté Kanzashi + Multi Charm" comes from MAYLA, a Japanese fashion label that sells under the tagline "raises your body temperature by 2°C," according to Japanese anime news site Anime Anime. Each set pairs a fan-shaped majesté (a decorative cuff that gathers your hair) with a small kanzashi, a traditional Japanese hair stick, modeled on the Nichirin Blades carried by the series' demon hunters.
The fan silhouette is meant to evoke the story's period-Japan setting, and curved lines beneath the fan represent the swordsmen's signature "breathing" techniques. Slide the blade-shaped kanzashi through the majesté and those curves appear to flow outward into the sword. Putting your hair up becomes a small act of swordplay.
The set is not locked to hair duty, either. MAYLA designed the pieces to double as a bag charm, and every order ships in a limited-edition box themed on the anime's world.
Six Swordsmen in the Lineup
Tanjiro Kamado headlines the six-model lineup, joined by five Hashira: Giyu Tomioka, Kyojuro Rengoku, Tengen Uzui, Muichiro Tokito, and Sanemi Shinazugawa. Each character gets his own colorway, so Rengoku loyalists and Giyu diehards are covered separately.
Every model is priced at ¥16,500 (about $110) including tax, with a ¥600 shipping fee on top. Pre-orders open on MAYLA's official online store on Friday, July 31, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Japan time.
The Box Office Monster Behind the Hairpins
Koyoharu Gotouge's manga wrapped at 23 volumes under Shueisha's Jump Comics line and has topped 220 million copies in circulation. ufotable has produced the anime since the TV series debuted in April 2019. The story follows Tanjiro's fight to turn his demon-transformed sister Nezuko back into a human.
The franchise is in the middle of its biggest theatrical run yet. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle, the first film in a trilogy adapting the final battle between the Demon Slayer Corps and the demons, opened in Japan on July 18, 2025. Over a 266-day run through April 9, it drew 27,455,968 admissions and earned ¥40.2 billion (approx. $270 million), the second-highest theatrical gross in Japanese history behind only Mugen Train. The film's Japanese Blu-ray and DVD went on sale July 29.
Looking Ahead
The pre-order window opens July 31, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. JST on MAYLA's online store. Anime Anime notes that shipping fees can vary depending on order conditions, and there is no word on overseas shipping, so international buyers will want to check the product page or a proxy service.
Fans outside Japan do have other ways in right now. Infinity Castle arrived on Crunchyroll and digital purchase platforms internationally on July 28, 2026, and Viz Media publishes the complete 23-volume manga in English.