Final Fantasy 14, 16, And Pixel Remaster T-Shirts Are Coming To Uniqlo
Uniqlo is on a roll right now. Only a week after it revealed an official Tears of the Kingdom range coming to its Japanese storefront - and almost certainly the rest of the world in the near future - it has announced a Final Fantasy collection will be joining it. Uniqlo's first Final Fantasy designs feature elements and characters from Final Fantasy 16, Final Fantasy 14, and Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster.
The Final Fantasy range will be available to buy in late June and include seven designs - three from Pixel Remaster, and two each from Final Fantasy 14 and Final Fantasy 16. Like the Tears of the Kingdom range, the first place the Final Fantasy t-shirts appeared was Uniqlo's Japanese site. However, even though the collection hasn't yet found its way onto the US version of the site, the designs can all be found on Uniqlo's UK site, suggesting if there is going to be a wait between a Japanese release date and the rest of the world, it won't be a long one. If and when they do make it to the US, they will likely be $24.90 each.
Uniqlo and Square Enix are likely hopeful Final Fantasy fans will be able to get their hands on these t-shirts in time for Dawntrail. The Final Fantasy 14 expansion is set to release on July 2, 2024, which means, if all goes to plan, fans of the game will be able to play through it while wearing some new Final Fantasy 14 t-shirts. One of the two designs has a pocket with a chocobo and a moogle falling in, and the other features the game's Warrior of Light, so perfect for fans of Final Fantasy 14 and the Pixel Remaster what with the character first appearing in Final Fantasy 5.
Among the Pixel Remaster designs coming to Uniqlo is a pale pink t-shirt with a detailed Moogle design surrounded by pixelated Moogles, and other designs that combine the OG pixel versions of characters coupled with what they might look like in a modern-day remake. Rounding out the collection are the Final Fantasy 16 designs. The latest installment in the Final
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