UT GRAPHIC T-SHIRTS & SWEATSHIRTS

Popular designs from artists Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Keith Haring have been released from the UT Archive!

This limited-edition collection, available exclusively at UNIQLO, is made in collaboration with Disney.

UT proudly presents the nine winning designs from our global UT Grand Prix competition. This special T-shirt collection features the designs that stood out among the 10,000 entries.

Selected artwork from the popular role-playing game series Final Fantasy is brought to life on T-shirts for this UT collection.

The highly popular Detective Conan (Case Closed) collaboration returns for another year. This special collection includes new designs drawn by Gosho Aoyama for the 30th anniversary of the manga.

Celebrate the release of the new Haikyu!! movie with this collection of T-shirts that captures the enthusiasm and dedication of high school volleyball teams.

This UT collection features animals depicted by prominent Edo era artists.

This T-shirt collection tells the story of Kafka Hibino, who gained the power of Kaiju No. 8.

This iconic collection of T-shirts features graphics from Star Wars posters from over the years, reimagined by artist Kosuke Kawamura.

This new UT collection of graphic designs features Peanuts characters transformed into different personas under the theme “You Can Be Anything!”.

Set off on your own endless adventure with this UT collection based on the Nintendo Switch game The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

This special UT collection celebrates video game company Capcom’s 40th anniversary. Their many masterpieces have left their mark on video game history.

Rediscover the beauty of ukiyo-e with classic designs by Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Kuniyoshi.

This collection of graphic T-shirts features modern interpretations of iconic works from the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

Introducing the first UT collection in collaboration with Tate, a family of four art galleries in the UK.

This special UT collection focuses on the subway drawings that brought Keith Haring into the limelight.

This collection features a variety of water scenes from Hokusai's first series of landscape prints, Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, and his next series, the only one in which he worked on vertical landscapes.