Pokemon Shirts Introduces 34 New Designs Based On More Hoenn Pokemon

Several months back, The Pokemon Company and Original Stitch announced that various Hoenn Region Pokemon would be joining the Pokemon Shirts design catalogue. Well, the line is now expanding with even more beautiful designs inspired by Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire!

Both companies have announced that 34 new designs based on more Hoenn Pokemon are now available for fans to order as shirts, bandannas, and even face masks. Crafted by the prominent makeup artist Tadashi Harada, these designs are mainly themed around Pokemon on land – and one design pattern even features the legendary Groudon!

You’ll be able to order these new designs now over here (ships to select locations worldwide).

Check out some preview images below, along with more details:

SAN FRANCISCO & TOKYO — Original Stitch and The Pokémon Company today announced the launch of new apparel, allowing Pokémon fans to choose designs from 34 patterns featuring Pokémon originally discovered in the Hoenn region, as seen in the classic 2002 video games, Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire.

The launch follows the initial release of 34 Pokémon from the Hoenn region on February 27—better known as Pokémon Day. The new apparel lineup includes shirts, masks, bandanas, and, most recently, aprons from Pokémon Shirts, a customized shirt service from Original Stitch, in collaboration with The Pokémon Company, which first launched in February 2019.

“This launch is about honoring the community that loves this region of the Pokémon universe,” said Marina Carroll, Marketing Manager at Original Stitch. “Our initial launch of Hoenn-inspired designs was such a success that we realized that everyone who loved the classic 2002 video games, Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire, would want a greater choice of patterns—and a deeper involvement—with the characters.”

Choose from 34 new fabrics featuring Pokémon originally discovered in the Hoenn region!

The new apparel collection adds Armaldo, Metagross, and Groudon alongside other fan-favorite Pokémon like Treecko, Grovyle, and Sceptile.

“The addition of these patterns allows fans of the Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire games to show even greater support for their favorite Pokémon and join the 25th anniversary celebration with their own signature look, whether they favor custom shirts, masks, bandanas, aprons, or any combination of these items to keep this year-long party going,” said Marina Carroll, Marketing Manager at Original Stitch.