There are even a few things for babies!
Clothing store Uniqlo launched a new clothing collection inspired by Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the popular life simulation game on Nintendo Switch. The collection features a variety of T-shirts for adults, kids, and babies, as well as some accessories. These items are selling fast, but here’s a look at what’s still available, as of this writing.
As of this writing, adults can choose from 13 different T-shirts. Six are considered general “Adult” shirts, while seven are designed for women and have a different sizing system.
The “Adult” shirts are inspired by the Whale Shark, K.K. Slider, and more. Each “Adult” shirt comes in sizes XXS through 3XL, and they’re priced at $19.90 each.
Meanwhile, the seven women’s shirts feature artwork inspired by Celeste, Gulliver, the Able Sisters shop, and more. These shirts come in sizes XXS through XXL, and they’re also priced at $19.90 each.
In terms of kids clothes, there are currently six kids T-shirts to choose from, featuring artwork related to Dodo Airlines, the Able Sisters shop, Timmy and Tommy, and more. These shirts cost $9.90 each, and they’re available in sizes 3-4Y through 13Y.
The final clothing items in this collection are shirts for babies, which are priced at $9.90 each. There are currently three shirts to choose from, which feature artwork inspired by Timmy and Tommy, the game’s cherry fruit, and some of the most popular characters in the game, like K.K. Slider and Isabelle. These shirts are available in sizes 6-12M through Age 3.
Finally, the one accessory in this collection that’s still available is a reusable bag featuring the Dodo Airlines logo. It’s priced at $14.90.
All of these items can be purchased on Uniqlo’s website and in Uniqlo’s real-world stores. Again, some of the items in this collection (like reversable towels) have already sold out, but everything we talked about above is still available, as of this writing.
Check out Uniqlo’s full Animal Crossing: New Horizons collection here.
Brandy Berthelson has been writing about video games and technology since 2006, with her work appearing on sites including AOL Games, Digital Spy, and Adweek. When she’s not gaming, Brandy enjoys crafting, baking, and traveling with her husband.
