Blank Fuzz Dakimakura Cover: Size and Package Guide

Published by Dakimakura Store · Published September 30, 2026

A blank fuzz dakimakura cover can be easy to overlook when you are planning a 3D pillow setup. The accessory page may already mention a blank cover, a separate listing may offer another one, and the word “cover” can also refer to the printed character layer. Buying before sorting out those labels can leave you with an unnecessary extra or a size that does not match your intended setup.

This guide compares the store’s separate fuzz-cover listing with the blank-cover choices on a 3D accessory page. It focuses on the order decisions you can verify: which item you need, whether a cover is already selected, and which dimensions appear on each menu. Begin in the 3D accessory collection when you are buying an accessory or an additional blank cover.

Identify which cover you mean before shopping

For this purchase, keep three items distinct: the blank fuzz cover, the printed character cover, and the full-length inner pillow. They may appear together in discussions of a completed setup, but they are separate purchasing decisions. A picture of a filled cover does not tell you which of those items will be supplied.

The 3D Breast&Hip Fuzz Pillow Cover, SKU 3DF is the separate cover listing. Its preview shows a plain white, textured cover rather than character artwork. The page has a size selection, so it is worth checking when you need a blank cover without selecting a new shaped accessory.

The listing’s short description does not establish a detailed fiber composition, fastening method or compatibility with every 3D design. Avoid turning the fuzzy appearance into an assumed material specification. If a particular fiber or construction detail matters to your purchase, ask about the exact SKU before ordering.

Check whether your accessory order already has a blank cover

The 3D Elastic accessory listing with blank fuzz-cover choices uses “Include Blank Fuzz Cover” in its title. Its live configuration has two separate menus: “Size” for the shaped accessory and “Cover Size” for the blank cover. Read them independently; they answer different questions.

The accessory-size choices run from A Cup through F Cup. The cover-size choices are 100 × 34 cm, 120 × 40 cm, 150 × 50 cm, 160 × 50 cm and 180 × 60 cm, followed by a “No Fuzz Cover” option. A choice from one menu does not replace the decision in the other.

This distinction is especially useful when you already have a suitable blank cover. The no-cover option lets you review a configuration without that addition. When you need both items, select the appropriate cover dimensions on the accessory page before considering a separate 3DF order. Check the cart rather than assuming the title alone reflects the configuration you chose.

The accessory description says its price does not include a pillowcase or pillow core. Read that alongside the explicit blank-cover menu: a selected blank fuzz cover should not be confused with a printed character pillowcase or a full inner pillow. If the wording leaves your particular combination unclear, confirm the package contents before paying.

The size menus overlap, but they are not identical

The separate 3DF listing currently offers three sizes: 150 × 50 cm, 160 × 50 cm and 180 × 60 cm. The accessory page’s cover menu also includes two smaller sizes. That difference matters if you are buying a replacement independently rather than configuring it with a new accessory.

• 150 × 50 cm: appears on both the separate cover listing and the accessory cover-size menu.
• 160 × 50 cm: also appears on both, with the same listed width as the 150 cm option.
• 180 × 60 cm: appears on both and changes both length and width.
• 100 × 34 cm and 120 × 40 cm: appear on the accessory page’s cover menu, but not on the separate 3DF menu checked for this guide.

Do not select 150 × 50 cm as a substitute for a smaller size simply because it is the first option on the separate page. If the size you need is absent, ask whether the correct blank cover can be ordered separately. A menu limitation is a reason to clarify availability, not a reason to guess the fit.

Write down both dimensions of the setup you intend to match. The guide to matching cover and insert dimensions explains why the length alone is insufficient. Also remember that matching two dimension labels does not prove accessory compatibility: attachment position and construction can still need confirmation.

Choose between a replacement and an additional cover

If an existing blank cover needs replacement, locate the old order or record of the selected size first. Compare that information with the separate listing. A photo can help you describe the item, but the selected dimensions and original accessory SKU are more useful than a vague request for “the white cover.”

If you want an additional cover, give it a specific purpose. For example, you may want to keep a spare associated with one setup. Confirm that it matches that setup before buying; do not assume a blank appearance makes it universal. Labeling your purchase record with the intended accessory also helps avoid mixing items later.

If you are buying a new accessory, start with its current configuration. Select the accessory size, then select the cover size or no-cover option, and review the complete line in your cart. Buying another separate cover makes sense only after you have established that the new order does not already provide the one you need.

Compare the configured amount, not only the headline price

At the time of checking, the separate 3DF cover has a US$24.99 base price. Its 160 × 50 cm choice adds US$9.99, and its 180 × 60 cm choice adds US$15.99. Those selections give item amounts of US$34.98 and US$40.98 respectively, before any other cart charges or applicable adjustments.

The accessory listing has a US$66.99 base price and separate adjustments for its accessory-size choices. Its “No Fuzz Cover” selection shows a negative US$10 adjustment. That menu adjustment is not a standalone cover price or a promise that a separate cover will cost US$10. Compare the configuration you actually need on each page.

For a useful comparison, keep the accessory size fixed while switching only the cover selection. Then compare a separate 3DF item only if its dimensions are appropriate. This avoids comparing an accessory-and-cover configuration with a cover-only purchase as though they contain the same items.

Know when you need a different product instead

A blank cover is not a replacement for the full-length insert. If that is the item you need, review the standard body pillow inner listing as a separate purchase. Its dimensions and filling choices concern the pillow’s main support, rather than the blank-cover option discussed here.

Likewise, a character-specific detachable cover needs its own compatibility check. The buying guide for detachable 3D covers explains the relationship between artwork, fitted components and the inner pillow. The character-specific detachable cover collection is the relevant place to compare those complete designs.

Before ordering, record the intended item, both dimensions, the associated accessory SKU and the selected package configuration. Those four details are a practical way to choose a blank fuzz cover without duplicating an included item. Open the separate 3DF page when you need only that cover; use the accessory page when you are choosing both together.

Frequently asked questions

Is the blank fuzz cover a printed character cover?

The 3DF preview shows a plain white textured cover. Do not expect character artwork from that separate listing or treat the blank-cover choice on the accessory page as a printed pillowcase.

Can I buy a 120 × 40 cm cover from the separate 3DF listing?

That size was not on its menu when checked. It appears on the accessory page’s cover-size menu. Ask about a separate order if you need that dimension without a new accessory.

Does the accessory’s cup-size selection set the cover length?

No. The accessory page provides separate “Size” and “Cover Size” menus. Choose each explicitly and verify both selections in the cart.

Should I add 3DF if I have already selected a blank cover?

Review the selected package first. If it already provides the blank cover you need, a separate 3DF item would be an additional purchase. Add one only when you have a defined need and have confirmed the size and compatibility.