A mirror and comb are essential items for personal grooming. If you’re going to use them, you want to choose favorites that are both practical and beautifully designed, right? This time, we focused on Miffy-designed mirrors and combs that will brighten your mood just by having them. These items feature compact portability and an adorably cute design full of Miffy charm.

Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter for Perfect World Tokyo!
This time, I’d like to introduce you to portable items featuring Miffy as a motif. These are portable mirrors and combs that you can quickly check whenever you’re concerned about your bangs or lips while out and about. There are four types available, ranging from designs inspired by Miffy storybooks to items featuring Boris as the main character. Be sure to pay attention to the unique design details of each one.

First, we introduce a vibrant vitamin-color yellow. Its bright vibrancy gives you energy just by looking at it, and it will be easy to spot even when stored in your pouch. The case features an illustration of Miffy with flowers scattered around for an elegant finish.


The slide-type case houses both a mirror and a comb. The mirror is removable, so you can check your appearance while combing your hair. Additionally, when you snap the comb’s connecting part into place, it transforms into a longer-handled version. Despite its compact size, this item is designed with usability in mind.

It’s incredibly efficient—one item handles both checking and touch-ups! Plus, when stored, it’s extremely slim, so you can slip it into your pocket without it taking up space. It’s wonderful how you can pull it out instantly whenever you need it.



If you’re concerned that the vibrant design might be a bit too much for your taste, don’t worry—there are four options to choose from. This blue-based version offers a refined and sophisticated atmosphere that’s quite different from the vivid yellow option. The illustrations of Miffy and fruits add cuteness while maintaining an adult, understated aesthetic.



The warm orange-based version features the faces of Miffy and the animals from the storybook all lined up. Every time you see it, you’ll feel warm and comforted.



Finally, we introduce a Boris-motif design in a natural brown beige tone. With its gentle coloring, this character item can be carried stylishly and sophisticatedly. The flower and pencil icons are adorable, making it recommended not just for Boris fans but also for those who love an adult natural aesthetic.

We’ve introduced mirrors and combs packed with Bruna-like charm—featuring flowers, fruits, the faces of beloved friends, and the hugely popular Boris. Each design is so exquisitely combined in color and design that it’s hard to choose just one. We hope you’ll take this opportunity to find your favorite!
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