Pokémon 30th Anniversary 1025 T-Shirt Collection Arrives Sept 18
ZOZOTOWN has announced a special Pokémon collection marking the franchise’s 30th anniversary. Titled “Pokémon 30th Anniversary 1025 T-shirt Collection presented by ZOZOTOWN,” the lineup opens for order sales on September 18, 2026, priced at 3,960 yen (about $27, roughly ¥190) each including tax. The theme is “Wearing 1025 favorites,” and the collection covers all 1,025 Pokémon discovered so far, including some region-specific forms. Each shirt carries a logo created to commemorate the 30th anniversary. The order window runs until December 15, 2026 at 11:59.
The collection spans all 1,025 Pokémon that have been discovered to date, and the lineup also includes some region-specific forms. Every T-shirt features a logo produced specifically for the 30th anniversary, while the Pikachu version uses a ZOZOTOWN design that reworks the number “30” in black. Sizes cover 13 options in total, running from kids’ 100–160cm through adult S to XXXL, so both children and adults can choose their own special partner from a broad roster.
Each order includes extras beyond the shirt itself. Purchasing a single T-shirt comes with a ZOZOTOWN-design Pikachu logo sticker, and every shirt is packed individually in its own original box for delivery. A dedicated special page introduces the collection through visuals and video that express the enjoyment of picking out a favorite Pokémon. Selected designs will begin rolling out sequentially from September 18 onward, and buyers are directed to the special page for those details.
Order sales run from September 18, 2026 at noon through December 15, 2026 at 11:59. Delivery is planned to arrive in as little as 14 days after an order is placed, though production conditions may extend that timeframe. The project arrives as Pokémon reaches 30 years since the original games launched on February 27, 1996, with a range of themed initiatives unfolding throughout the anniversary year. For longtime fans, a shirt dedicated to one specific favorite is a genuinely appealing idea.
