Square Enix Launches First Official Final Fantasy TCG Apparel Collection
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game has launched its first official apparel and merch collection, transforming artwork from the new Blissful Eternity card set into T-shirts, pullover hoodies and sweatshirts.
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game brings heroes, villains, monsters and summons from across the wider RPG franchise into a strategic two-player game built around customizable 50-card decks and six different elements.
The collection was first announced during a dedicated FFTCG livestream on July 31, 2026, held as part of the celebrations surrounding the latest Blissful Eternity booster set.
Blissful Eternity places a particular emphasis on Final Fantasy X as the game celebrates its 25th anniversary, while also introducing new artwork based on entries including Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy XI and Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin.
Each apparel design enlarges an illustration originally created for an FFTCG card across the front, while the back recreates its English card information in a layout inspired by the trading card itself.
All five designs are offered across different garment styles and colors, giving fans the option to choose between a lighter T-shirt or warmer pullover hoodie and sweatshirt versions.
The Tidus design focuses on the energetic Final Fantasy X protagonist, connecting the new apparel range directly to both Blissful Eternity and the game’s wider 25th anniversary celebrations.
The Yuna design gives the Final Fantasy X summoner her own card-inspired release, allowing fans to pair her apparel with the matching Tidus artwork.
The Zidane design shifts the collection toward Final Fantasy IX, placing the adventurous thief and game protagonist at the center of its enlarged card illustration.
The Vivi design celebrates Final Fantasy IX’s much-loved Black Mage, whose emotional journey and instantly recognizable appearance have made him one of the wider franchise’s most enduring characters.
The Lenna and Faris design represents Final Fantasy V with a shared illustration of the two sisters, expanding the collection beyond solo character artwork.
A separate Vivi iPhone case is also available, although its artwork comes from the earlier Dreamlike Oceans FFTCG booster set rather than Blissful Eternity.
The merchandise arrives during an increasingly busy period for Final Fantasy card accessories, with Square Enix also revealing Fluffy Sling Deck Boxes inspired by Chocobo, Moogle, Cactuar and Fat Cat.
Each plush deck box can carry up to 145 single-sleeved cards and includes a removable inner case and shoulder strap, allowing it to double as a small character-themed bag ahead of its planned November 2026 release.
Square Enix has also announced the Final Fantasy Trading Card Game Special Collection Final Fantasy X, a premium 13-card anniversary set featuring foil treatments, Al Bhed card text and signature-stamped cards centered on Tidus, Yuna and the rest of the game’s main party.
The first official FFTCG apparel and merchandise collection is available now in the US and Japan through Amazon Merch on Demand, with availability in additional regions expected to follow.
In the US, the T-shirts are priced from $24.99, pullover hoodies from $44.99, and sweatshirts from $39.99.
The Blissful Eternity booster set is currently scheduled to release on August 7, 2026, following a revision from its previously announced July 31 launch date.
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