Uniqlo Celebrates the Art of 'Pokémon TCG' With New Collction
Summary
Uniqlohas debuted its newestPokémoncollection, this time celebrating the belovedTrading Card Game.
The latest collaboration highlights the art of theTCG, starting with a Pikachu collage T-shirt made up of theTCGillustrations. Other T-shirts in capsule celebrate the evolutions of the Mega Symphonia Mega Gardevoir, Slowpoke, Magikarp and Omanyte.
Also joining the apparel selection are crewneck sweatshirts of Snorlax doing the Lazy Press, Gengar, Mewtwo and Unown. The pieces feature designs similar to that of the actual cards, as well as graphics on or across the chest.
Check out the collection above. The Uniqlo xPokémon TCGcollaboration is set to release mid-August viaUniqlo Japan.
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