Pokémon Sleep’s Official Bedding Collab Returns with Cozy New Winter 2026 Collection
Image by James RichardsonPokémon Sleep’s official bedding collaboration with Showa Nishikawa is returning for autumn and winter 2026 with a huge new collection designed for colder nights.
The latest range spans seven categories and 19 individual items, with Eevee and its Evolutions, Snorlax, Pikachu, Bewear and scenes from Greengrass Isle appearing across blankets, pillows, pillow covers and new wearable blankets.
Pokémon Sleep launched in 2023 as a sleep-tracking game that records the length and quality of each night’s rest, with different Pokémon and sleeping styles appearing around Snorlax depending on the player’s results.
That focus on sleep has naturally carried into several real-world collaborations, including an earlier Showa Nishikawa bedding range released in 2025.
That collection included large Snorlax and Pikachu “Giga Pillow EX” designs, character pillow towels and several blankets, with the partnership now returning with new Pokémon, artwork and product types for 2026.
Let’s take a closer look at the complete new lineup!
- “Double-Layer Blanket – Eevee Friends” – ¥14,300 (approximately $90/£68)
The 140 × 200 cm blanket uses moisture-absorbing, heat-generating filling and covers its design with Eevee alongside all eight of its Evolutions.
- “Padded Boa Blanket – Snorlax / Greengrass Isle” – ¥13,200 (approximately $83/£63), with half-size versions priced at ¥8,800 (approximately $56/£42)
The soft padded boa design is available either with Snorlax or a wider scene showing Snorlax and other Pokémon relaxing together on Greengrass Isle, with full-size versions measuring 140 × 200 cm and half blankets measuring 100 × 140 cm.
- “New Meyer Blanket – Eevee” – ¥8,800 (approximately $56/£42), ¥6,600 (approximately $42/£32) or ¥4,400 (approximately $28/£21) depending on size
An all-over Eevee pattern covers the lightweight blanket, which is offered in standard 140 × 200 cm, half-size 100 × 140 cm and smaller 100 × 70 cm versions.
- “Body Pillow – Snorlax / Bewear” – ¥9,900 each (approximately $63/£47)
Snorlax and Bewear are each recreated as oversized body pillows measuring approximately 120 × 45 cm, giving the two Pokémon some of the largest individual character items in the new collection.
- “Giga Pillow EX – Eevee Dreaming / Sleeping Faces Collection” – ¥19,800 each (approximately $125/£95)
Showa Nishikawa’s extra-wide pillow returns with two new Pokémon Sleep designs, including one built around Eevee dreaming and another covered with different sleeping Pokémon faces, with the dedicated pillowcase measuring approximately 90 × 70 × 9.5 cm.
- “Stretch Pillow Towel – Ditto / Togepi / Pikachu / Eevee / Snorlax” – ¥5,500 each (approximately $35/£26)
The stretchy 70 × 39 cm pillow covers are made using Imabari-produced towel fabric and can be pulled over an existing pillow, with five individual Pokémon designs available.
- “Wearable Blanket – Pikachu / Eevee” – ¥9,900 each (approximately $63/£47)
The newest addition to the collaboration turns Pikachu and Eevee into full wearable blankets covered with character artwork, with each unisex one-size design measuring approximately 110 cm long and 63 cm wide.
Pokémon Sleep has continued expanding into real-world sleep products throughout 2026, with Snorlax, Pikachu and Eevee also appearing in a separate collection based on TENTIAL’s recovery-focused BAKUNE pajamas earlier this year.
The game has even moved into sleep-tracking hardware through a recent collaboration with Google, producing a limited-edition Fitbit Air featuring a sleeping Pikachu design that can send recorded sleep data directly into Pokémon Sleep.
Most of the new Showa Nishikawa collection will launch on October 16, 2026 through the Nishikawa Store official online shop, Showa Nishikawa directly operated stores and selected department stores across Japan.
The Pikachu and Eevee wearable blankets will follow separately on November 6.
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