UNIQLO
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UNIQLO is a clothing brand based in Japan. In addition to their locations in Japan, UNIQLO has locations in Hong Kong and the United States, all of which have released clothing lines themed after Super Mario-related material beginning in 2019.
Clothing collections[edit]
In 2019, UNIQLO released their first Super Mario-themed clothing line, which was titled "Super Mario Family Museum". This line was themed after the broader Super Mario franchise. Later that same year, UNIQLO released "Mario Kart Friendship", a clothing line themed after the Mario Kart series. This line had the most unique shirts out of all of the lines at ten. A few months later, UNIQLO ran a clothing line themed after the Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary, which was titled "Super Mario 35th". This line was themed mostly after Mario's evolution over the course of his history. Five years later, UNIQLO re-released select Super Mario-themed shirts as part of their UT Archives line, though three new shirts were also included. A year later, UNIQLO ran their most recent promotions; one themed after The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (which will begin on March 30), and another themed after the 2026 event "Super Mario: Run to the Goal". The latter is exclusive to Hong Kong.
Super Mario Family Museum[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring an 8-bit sprite of Mario. |
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- | A striped t-shirt featuring a 16-bit sprite of Yoshi's Egg. |
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- | A black t-shirt with Bullet Bills on its pocket. |
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- | A black t-shirt with multiple 16-bit sprites of Boos. |
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- | A gray t-shirt featuring the outline of artwork of Donkey Kong eating bananas. One banana towards the bottom of the shirt is filled in. |
Mario Kart Friendship[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario, Toad, and Yoshi driving, in addition to a Blooper. |
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- | A black t-shirt featuring artwork of various items from the Mario Kart series captioned "Which item will you get?". |
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- | A dark blue hoodie featuring artwork of characters playable in Super Mario Kart and 'Mario Kart 64 captioned "Who's gonna win?" |
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- | A pink t-shirt featuring artwork of Princess Peach and the course map for Peach Circuit. |
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A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario being pulled out of the water. Artwork of Lakitu is shown on the back. |
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- | A black t-shirt featuring artwork of Koopa Troopa, Donkey Kong, and Bowser, in addition to a Banana Peel, with the caption "Decide the winner". |
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A blue t-shirt featuring artwork of Toad with the caption "Kinopio runs to win!". a Super Mushroom and two checkered flags are shown on the back. |
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- | A gray hoodie featuring artwork of Mario with two Red Shells with the caption "Three. Two. One". |
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A green hoodie featuring artwork of three Banana Peels on the front, and artwork of Yoshi spinning out on the back. |
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- | A black hoodie featuring artwork of Bowser with two Banana Peels covering his head after being hit with a Red Shell. |
Super Mario 35th[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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- | A red t-shirt featuring a golden outline of Mario's jumping sprite from Super Mario Bros. surrounded by the text "Mushroom Kingdom". "Super Mario" and "1985" are written underneath him. |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario crouching on the edge of a Warp Pipe, in addition to the Super Mario logo and a Super Mushroom. The shirt is captured with the text "Mushroom Kingdom" and "Mario", in addition to the story text from the Super Mario Bros. instruction booklet. |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of various characters from Super Mario Bros. and their sprites. The shirt is captioned with the text "Super Mario Brothers", "It's-a me, Mario!", "The Big Boss" (which is located over Bowser's artwork and sprite), "Everyone's superstar", "Here we go" (which is located over Toad's artwork and sprite), "Save the Princess", and "She wants peace for the Kingdom". |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario from his appearances in various mainline Super Mario games arranged in a timeline. The timeline starts with his appearance in Super Mario Bros., and ends with his appearance in Super Mario Odyssey. |
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- | A blue t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario going down the World 2 Warp Pipe in the World 1-2 Warp Zone. Each sprite in the image is depicted in grayscale aside from the World 2 Warp Pipe. |
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- | A black t-shirt featuring artwork of Yoshi standing on top of a Super Famicom controller and sticking his tongue out. The shirt also features the text "Super Mario World". |
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- | A dark blue t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario crouching on the shirt's pocket. Within the pocket, there is artwork of a Bullet Bill.[1] |
UT Archive[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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- | A pink t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario losing a life to a Goomba captioned "Player 1 Game Over". |
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A black t-shirt featuring artwork of two Boos on the pocket. Another Boo is depicted on the back of the shirt. |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Yoshi captioned "Wahooo! Yo-Yo-Yoshi!" |
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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- | A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Yoshi and three of his Eggs in Brooklyn. |
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A dark blue t-shirt featuring the text "Found the problem!" on the front and the text "Mario time" on the back. On the front of the shirt, various items from the film take the place of (or are located on or near) certain letters in the text. Yoshi's Egg takes the place of the letter "O" in "Found", a Fire Flower is perched on the "T" in "The", a Super Mushroom takes the place of the "O" in "Problem", a ? Block takes the place of the "L" in "Problem", and a yellow Luma is located in front of the "M" in "Problem". The back of the shirt features artwork of various characters from the film above the text. |
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A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario, Yoshi, and a planet captioned "Here we go!". The planet takes the place of the letter "O" in "Go". The back of the shirt features the text "Where's the trouble?", in addition to artwork of an orange Luma and various items from the film. |
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- | A tan t-shirt featuring artwork of Toad in attire similar to that of Captain Toad with the caption "You can count on me Mario[sic]". |
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A white t-shirt featuring artwork of Mario and Luigi jumping. The back of the shirt features the same text as the third shirt in the line, though a green Luma is featured instead of an orange one. |
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- | A blue variant of the third shirt in the series intended for young children. |
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A white t-shirt featuring artwork of a ? Block on the front pocket with coins coming out of it. The back of the shirt features artwork of the film's protagonists, and combines two captions used on previous shirts, thus making the phrase "Where's the trouble? You can count on me, Mario!" |
Super Mario: Run to the Goal[edit]
| Front | Back | Description |
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A white t-shirt that features artwork of the event's logo on the front, and group artwork originating in Super Mario 3D World (with the addition of artwork of Yoshi) on the back. Said artwork is placed in a way that makes them appear to be crossing a finish line. |
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- | A black t-shirt featuring the event's logo on the shirt's pocket, in addition to artwork of a Goal Pole with Mario's flag already raised and artwork of Mario jumping directly above said logo artwork. |
Gallery[edit]
The logo for the Super Mario 35th line
The logo for the Super Mario Family Museum line
The logo for the Mario Kart Friendship line
The banner for the UT Archive line
Notes[edit]
- When the Super Mario Family Museum shirts were released, if one was to purchase a shirt at a UNIQLO location in Japan, they would receive a free shopping bag featuring an 8-bit sprite of Mario.
- Additionally, during this period, the UNIQLO store in Shinsaibashi was lit up nightly with 8-bit Super Mario-themed designs, including that of a ? Block.
- Most of Nintendo's collaborations with UNIQLO appear to be exclusive to Japan; The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's line of themed shirts is the only line to be hosted on UNIQLO's American website.
The Mario-themed shopping bag
The Mario-themed display on the UNIQLO store in Shinsaibashi
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Super Mario 35th product page (archived)
- Super Mario: Run to the Goal product page
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie product page
