In 2026, Pokemon marks 30 years since the release of its first titles, "Pocket Monsters Red & Green." To celebrate the anniversary, outdoor brand "LOGOS" released its "Pokemon Design Series" on March 19, 2026.
The lineup runs to 19 items designed with first-generation Pokemon: Pikachu plus the starters Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.
From Pre-Order to Release
Ahead of the general release, online pre-orders opened on December 22, 2025, at the official LOGOS Shop online store and the Amazon LOGOS store. LOGOS Shop locations nationwide (excluding outlets) took counter reservations, and both channels closed on March 18, 2026. Pre-ordered items began shipping on the March 19 release date.
General sales run through LOGOS Shop stores nationwide (excluding outlets), the official online store, and mass retailers.
Update: By early April 2026, roughly three weeks after release, some products had sold out at LOGOS shops and the official online store, with the next restock expected around May of that year.
What Shipped, and What It Costs
Shade
The Pokemon Pop Full Shade (9,900 yen) is a sunshade with Pikachu as an accent. It is meant for shade at parks and picnics.
Chairs and Tables
The Pokemon 7075 Cubic Chair (3,500 yen) is an ultralight folding chair with a 120 kg load capacity, designed with Pikachu and the starters Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. It packs down compactly. The Pokemon Stack Color Table (3,500 yen) carries the same price.
Coolers and Bags
The Pokemon Sub-Zero Pack Antibacterial Design Cooler Tote (2,500 yen) is an antibacterial cooler bag aimed at picnics and everyday use. The Pokemon Standard Day Bag (11,700 yen) and Pokemon Standard Body Bag (7,900 yen) work in town as well as outdoors.
Apparel and Accessories
The Pokemon T-shirt (5,700 yen adult / 4,700 yen kids) and Pokemon Pocket Hat (6,400 yen adult / 5,900 yen kids) let parents and children match. Smaller pieces such as the Pokemon Nest Stainless Mug 4 (4,900 yen) fill out the range.
Note that some listed products may be delayed or discontinued, and availability varies by store.
"From 5 Meters by the Sea to 800 Meters Up"
That line has long been LOGOS's brand policy. It explains why the lineup pairs adult and kids' sizes of the same T-shirt and hat.
From the March 19 release date, buying a Pokemon item at participating stores earned an original sticker, one of four designs, chosen at random, one per item while supplies lasted.
Pokemon has put its name on everything from outdoor gear to stationery, fashion, and food. What kinds of Pokemon goods are popular where you live? And is there one you've bought that you still reach for?
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