Persona 5 Tracksuits Have Been Restocked At Insert Coin
After a three-year gap, the longest ever between a new game or a spinoff, Persona fans have had a busy six months or so. Persona 5 Tactica launched at the end of 2023, and Persona 3 Reload followed it to kick off 2024. Big games that will consume a lot of your time if you let them releasing very close together, and if you're the kind of Persona fan who is absolutely fine with that, you're likely also the kind of fans who likes their love for the series to be reflected in what they wear.
As it does with so many other popular video game series, Insert Coin has you covered. More so than ever today as the video game attire outlet has restocked one of its more popular Persona 5-inspired items. Technically two of them as both its Shujin track jacket and matching track bottoms have been restocked. Sure, you could buy one of the items and not the other, but if you really want to look like a student at Shujin Academy, you're going to need both.
Not only does it just make sense to buy both the jacket and the bottoms together, but Insert Coin will knock 15 percent off your total if you buy the pair.
The Shujin trackwear is only available for pre-order right now and is expected to ship at some time in the second half of June. The jacket is $57.74, and the bottoms are $36.74. Buy them together and you'll get the set for a little more than $80. The jacket and pants are red with a white stripe pattern going down either side. The jacket's design is completed via a Persona 5 Royal badge on the chest, confirming to other fans that you're one of them while making non-fans think you're a famous athlete who plays for a team they're not familiar with.
Other Persona 5 Royal items up for pre-order at Insert Coin include a Shujin Gym t-shirt with the school's crest on the chest, and a very fetching Shujin Academy varsity jacket. The jacket's color scheme has been switched from red and white to black and white, unlike the rest of Insert Coin's Shujin collection, but has the same
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