Uniqlo unveils Pokémon TCG‑inspired apparel collection
Uniqlo has added a fresh line of Pokémon Trading Card Game apparel, featuring iconic cards, moves, and titles across tee shirts and sweatshirts. The garments are crafted for the upcoming autumn season, but the items tend to rotate quickly, so if a design catches your eye, act fast to secure it.
Designs and pricing
- Pikachu – $20 tee
- Omanyte – $22 tee
- Gengar – $24 tee
- Snorlax – $26 tee
- Shirt sizes: XS to XXL (some designs limited to L)
- Sweatshirt prices: $30 to $40
Availability
The full range of shirts can be viewed on Uniqlo’s official website. Sizes range from extra small to XXL, though not every design is offered in every size.
Family‑friendly options
Admittedly, there is a complementary line of Pokémon‑themed clothing for kids, so the entire family can coordinate their look.
Uniqlo Unveils a Unisex Pokémon Collection
Uniqlo has dropped a fresh line of clothing that caters to fans of all ages. The highlight is the Pikachu piece, which features a miniature Pokédex entry for your favorite electric mouse and a silhouette that showcases several different card designs from the Pokémon TCG Pocket.
What Makes Pikachu Stand Out?
- Mini Pokédex Entry – Players can access a tiny inventory that documents Pikachu’s stats while wearing the garment.
- Card Design Variety – The silhouette displays multiple card layouts, providing a visual nod to the mobile trading card game’s artistic flair.
Uniqlo’s Pokémon TCG Pocket Inclusion
Uniqlo has partnered with Pokémon before, but this is the first instance where Pokémon TCG Pocket designs are incorporated into the apparel. Since its late‑last‑year launch, the mobile trading card game has topped charts and showcases some of the most distinctive card art ever produced. Many collectors would gladly purchase prints to display on their walls.
Past Collaborations from Uniqlo
- Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
- Final Fantasy
- Animal Crossing
Although most of these lines are no longer available, the Studio Ghibli lineup remains accessible for Totoro enthusiasts. The current Pokémon collection is in stock now, but the duration of its sale remains uncertain.
