Uniqlo to release new Blizzard-themed merchandise

These graphic tees range from simple logos to intricate designs from Blizzard games.
Image via Blizzard Entertainment
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For any Overwatch fans looking for some new merchandise to show your fandom, you’re in luck. Popular apparel brand Uniqlo will be releasing some new merchandise in collaboration with Blizzard Entertainment.

The clothing brand is dropping a collection of themed graphic t-shirts with elements from Overwatch and Hearthstone, among other Blizzard games. The shirt designs range from simple logos on the chest to intricate designs from Blizzard’s plethora of video games.

Photo via Uniqlo
Photo via Uniqlo

Each t-shirt costs $14.90 and will be releasing in Uniqlo stores and online on June 17 in the United States. They are already available for purchase in Europe.

This isn’t the only video game collaboration that Uniqlo has made, though. The company also worked with Capcom for some Street Fighter-themed merchandise, as well as Nintendo to create a collection of Splatoon-related items.


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