Graniph reveals huge new Ghost-type themed Pokémon apparel collection
Japanese apparel brand Graniph has announced a new collaboration collection with the globally popular Pokémon franchise.
This new lineup features a wide range of apparel and accessories for both adults and children, with a special focus on Ghost-type Pokémon.
The collection features a variety of designs starring fan-favorite Ghost-types such as Gengar, Mimikyu, and Litwick, alongside the series’ main mascot, Pikachu.
A highlight of the collection is a corduroy shirt with an all-over print of Gengar, and a knit sweater that features the number “0094,” a reference to Gengar’s Pokédex number.
The full lineup of new merchandise includes:
Adult Apparel
- Gengar Panic – Loose Fit Corduroy Shirt: ¥7,900
- No. 0094 – Washable Jacquard Knit: ¥7,900
- Pikachu & Gengar – Stadium Jumper: ¥17,000
- Hide-and-Seek – Mountain Parker: ¥16,000
- Misdreavus – Fleece Long Zip Hoodie: ¥8,900
- Litwick & Lampent & Chandelure – Fleece Big Silhouette Hoodie: ¥7,900
- Pikachu & Mimikyu – Fleece Sweatshirt: ¥6,900
- Gastly & Haunter & Gengar – Big Silhouette Long-Sleeved T-Shirt: ¥4,900
- Ghost-Type – Fleece Sweatpants: ¥7,900
- Mega Evolution – T-Shirt: ¥3,500
- Pikachu & Gengar T-Shirt: ¥3,500
- Pikachu, Mimikyu, Pawmi and Tandemaus T-Shirt: ¥3,500
Kids’ Apparel
- Litwick & Lampent & Chandelure – Kids’ Hoodie: ¥5,900
- Gastly & Haunter & Gengar – Kids’ Long-Sleeved T-Shirt: ¥3,900
- Pikachu & Mimikyu – Kids’ Long-Sleeved T-Shirt: ¥3,900
- Mega Evolution – Kids’ T-Shirt: ¥2,500
- Pikachu & Gengar – Kids’ T-Shirt: ¥2,500
- Pikachu, Mimikyu, Pawmi and Tandemaus T-Shirt: ¥2,500
Accessories
- Hide-and-Seek – Reversible Muffler: ¥5,900
- Gengar Panic – Bucket Hat: ¥4,500
- Hide-and-Seek – Cap: ¥3,900
- Litwick – Long Socks: ¥1,200
- Mega Gengar – Long Socks: ¥1,200
The new collection is currently available for pre-order on the official Graniph online store.
The general, in-store release of the collection is scheduled for Tuesday, the 7th of October, at all Graniph retail stores in Japan, with the exception of outlet locations.
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