Can’t get enough of shopping at Super Nintendo World in USJ Osaka and the amazing Nintendo Tokyo store in Shibuya? Well, there’s now more Nintendo merchandise to collect as Gap has teamed up with Super Mario for an exclusive clothing collection available only at Gap Premium Outlet stores in Japan.
Available until January 21 2024, this special collab offers items for adults and children, with prices ranging from ¥1,990 to ¥6,990.
For adults, this cosy hoodie (¥6,990) featuring Super Mario characters is perfect for the autumn-winter season. You can also grab a handy tote bag for ¥3,990.
Choose between Mario or Luigi with these long-sleeved pocket T-shirts (¥2,990 each).
The selection for kids offers a range of long-sleeved shirts (¥2,390 each) as well as two different Mario hoodies (¥5,990 each).
There’s also something for toddlers. You can pick up long-sleeved T-shirts (¥1,990 each) as well as a grey zip-up hoodie (¥4,990).
Lastly, the collection also includes a cute onesie (¥1,990) for newborn babies, featuring a print of a Super Mushroom.
The Super Mario x Gap collection is available at these Gap Outlet stores:
- Gap Outlet Gotemba Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Sano Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Ami Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Shisui Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Rinku Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Kobe Sanda Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Sendai Izumi Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Toki Premium Outlet Store
- Gap Outlet Tosu Premium Outlet Store
Along with the Gap collection, Super Mario is also collaborating with other brands at Premium Outlets, including Lowrys Farm, Edwin, Journal Standard and more. For more information, visit the website.
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