UNIQLO UT Celebrates Shueisha’s 100th Anniversary with Iconic Jump Manga Classics, Launching 22 Designs from 11 Legendary Titles

UNIQLO UT is set to release the Manga UT Shueisha 100th Anniversary Collection on March 16, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Shueisha’s founding. This special project traces the history of Japanese manga culture and will roll out over approximately two years, featuring around 100 T shirt designs inspired by legendary works.

Japanese manga culture has captivated fans around the world. This collection distills the appeal of iconic titles that symbolize that culture into fashion. It is designed not only for devoted fans but also for those who once immersed themselves in these stories, offering a blend of nostalgia and freshness through wearable art.

First Wave Showcases 11 Iconic Manga Titles Across Generations

The first wave of the collection includes 22 designs from 11 carefully selected titles representing three of Shueisha’s flagship magazines. From Weekly Shonen Jump, the lineup features Kochikame: Tokyo Beat Cops, Kinnikuman, Captain Tsubasa, Saint Seiya, Yu Yu Hakusho, HUNTER × HUNTER, and Jujutsu Kaisen. Each design reflects the unique world and memorable scenes of titles that have earned enduring support across generations.

In addition, Weekly Young Jump is represented by GANTZ, Kingdom, and Golden Kamuy. Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story joins the lineup from Weekly Shonen Jump and Jump SQ. Together, these selections span both shonen and seinen manga, creating a collection that resonates with a wide range of age groups.

All items are men’s T shirts, totaling 22 designs, each priced at 1,990 yen. The collection will be available at UNIQLO stores nationwide and through the official online store.

（C）Gege Akutami/SHUEISHA
（C）P1998-2026
（C）YoshihiroTogashi1990－1994
（C）OSAMU AKIMOTO,ATELIER BEEDAMA/SHUEISHA
（C）Masami Kurumada/SHUEISHA
（C）NOBUHIRO WATSUKI/SHUEISHA
（C）Hiroya Oku/SHUEISHA
（C）Satoru Noda/SHUEISHA
（C）Yasuhisa Hara/SHUEISHA
（C）Yoichi Takahashi
（C）Yudetamago/Shueisha

Source : ORICON NEWS