Uniqlo Is Killing It with Its Gaming Collections Right Now | Push Square

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Japanese clothing chain Uniqlo loves a good anime or video game shirt, and it’s been absolutely killing it with its latest collections. Earlier this year, it launched the Fighting Game Legends line, which comprises tees inspired by both the Tekken and Street Fighter franchises. There are some fantastic designs, including a low-poly King from Tekken 2 which we reckon is incredible:

Those of you who play Street Fighter 6 can actually redeem some of these shirts in-game right now; all you need to do is login during the promotional period and claim the rewards from your inbox. Obviously, the shirts can only be worn by your World Tour avatar, but we reckon they look great:

And the fun doesn’t end there: in April, the retailer will release a brand-new line of 40th Anniversary Capcom tees, including fan favourites like Final Fight, Resident Evil 4, Devil May Cry, and more. Check out these beauties:

If all that wasn’t enough, the company’s brought back some of its Metal Gear Solid designs from its archives, and you can find those shirts in most of its stores right now. So yeah, there’s never really been a better time to expand your wardrobe with some great gaming tees, eh? Let’s hope the PlayStation designs come back soon, too.

As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.

Some very nice shirts here. I want a few of these.

It's just a shame the fit on their UT line is awful. I have a couple of their SF and Final Fantasy ones but I only wear them as indoor tees. They're so baggy. I'm not one for fitted tees, but I do like mine to have a bit of structure and shape. Their cheapest line of plain tees are much better. I don't know why these are cut the way they are.

Problem is where I live