New Dandadan fashion collection includes a must-have varsity jacket
A new line of apparel themed around the popular anime series Dandadan has been announced, produced by the acclaimed project, MANGART BEAMS.
MANGART BEAMS is a project from the major Japanese fashion brand BEAMS, which focuses on elevating manga and anime into the world of fashion.
This new collection is designed to capture the unique and chaotic world of Dandadan, with a focus on its memorable aliens and spirits.
The lineup features a range of apparel that is designed to be both stylish and deeply connected to the series’ lore.
The full product lineup includes:
Horror T-Shirt (4 varieties): ¥6,600
- Turbo Granny
- Turbo Granny (Lucky Cat)
- Serpo Aliens
- Acrobatic Silky
- “Yuru Map” T-Shirt: ¥6,600
- “Yuru Map” Satin Stadium Jacket: ¥22,000
- “Gold Ball” Tote Bag: ¥4,400
A unique tote bag that can be folded and stored inside a small, spherical pouch designed to look like a key plot device from the series.
- Bandana (2 varieties): ¥2,750
Featuring designs based on Okarun and the Aira in their transformed states.
Acrylic Stands (4 varieties) – ¥1,100 to ¥1,980 each
- Momo
- Okarun
- Seiko
- Turbo Granny
- Trading Character Badge Collection (8 random varieties) – ¥440 per badge
- Clear File – ¥440
The apparel items will be sold at select Animate stores that feature the “Space A la mode” section (Animate Ikebukuro Main Store (4th floor), Akihabara Building 1 (3rd floor), Shibuya, Umeda), the Animate online store, and select BEAMS retail stores.
The general goods, such as the acrylic stands and can badges, will be sold exclusively at the Animate locations and the Animate online store.
The new collection is scheduled to begin its rollout on Saturday, the 9th of August, 2025, with pre-orders currently being accepted via the Animate online store.
The “Yuru Map T-shirt” and the “Gold Ball Tote Bag” will have a slightly later release, becoming available at all participating stores on Tuesday, the 12th of August, 2025.
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