Gundam: IBO’s Official 10th Anniversary Apparel Collection Heads Stateside This October
Bandai has confirmed that several items from their previously announced Iron-Blooded Orphans anniversary collection are now available to order in the US.
This apparel collection from their Gundam fashion label STRICT-G commemorates the 10 year anniversary of the Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans series.
Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans takes place in the Post Disaster era, a timeline defined by the aftermath of the Calamity War.
The story focuses on a group of young soldiers on Mars who form the mercenary group Tekkadan and fight for independence against the corrupt Earth-based organization Gjallarhorn.
The 10th anniversary apparel collection translates the gritty aesthetic of the series into a range of graphic t-shirts.
The designs focus heavily on the main mobile suit Gundam Barbatos as well as the emblems of the factions involved in the story, such as the iron-willed Tekkadan and the aristocratic Gjallarhorn.
While the full range available in Japan includes both a range of graphic t-shirts and practical daily goods, the US release sees just three of the t-shirts available.
These short-sleeve shirts are available in three varieties, including a white tee with a large Gundam Barbatos print.
The second design sees a black shirt with the series title on the front alongside a Tekkadan symbol, while the back lists the titles of the first season episodes alongside other faction emblems from the series.
The third option features the Barbatos startup logo printed in glow-in-the-dark ink.
These new releases join a wave of STRICT-G products heading to the US, including two Gundam SEED-themed flight jackets and a range of Char Aznable-inspired motorcycle gear.
The three Iron-Blooded Orphans t-shirts are currently available to order from Premium Bandai US
and are priced at $40 USD each, with pre-orders closing on September 9.
Pre-orders for the shirts are currently scheduled to ship in October 2026.
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