Karakuri Soul Expands One Piece Apparel Lineup with Elbaf Arc Designs
One Piece and Karakuri Soul Unveil New Elbaf Arc Collection
New sukajan jackets and graphic T-shirts continue the long-running fashion collaboration with Eiichiro Oda’s franchise.
Japanese apparel brand Karakuri Soul has expanded its partnership with One Piece with the launch of a new range of sukajan jackets and graphic T-shirts inspired by the anime’s ongoing Elbaf Arc. The lineup is now available for pre-order in Japan.
The drop features franchise popular characters Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Loki. It continues a collaboration that has run previously, largely through reversible embroidered satin jackets pairing with Straw Hat crew members per design.
New One Piece x Karakuri Soul Elbaf Arc Product Details
The latest One Piece x Karakuri Soul lineup centers on Karakuri Soul’s signature sukajan jackets, a style rooted in postwar Japanese fashion and known for its elaborate embroidery. The range offers three distinct jacket styles, featuring Luffy, Loki, and one for combined Zoro and Sanji.
The Elbaf Reversible Sukajan Jackets come in six different sizes, for broader customer preferences. The sukajan range starts from ¥39,600 (~$245 USD) each, with the XXXL size costing more.
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The Elbaf Tee range also features Luffy, a combined Zoro and Sanji design, and Loki, similar to the jackets. However, instead of satin, the tees are made of 100% cotton, offering better accessibility for summer.
The Elbaf Tees are also available in sizes S to XXL, with an XXXL option at select retailers. The price starts from ¥14,080 ($87.10) each, with XXXL versions costing ¥15,180 ($93.90).
The previous One Piece x Karakuri Soul lineups are currently available across select regional markets through regional distributors. For the Elbaph Arc lineup, Karakuri Soul and the One Piece production committee are yet to announce international rollout.
The release lands as anime-branded streetwear keeps gaining popularity outside Japan. Sukajan also embodies a blend of Japanese and American influences, appealing to more customers due to its mixed fashion elements. The style has become a recurring lifestyle merchandise format for franchises, including Naruto, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and the like, often through the same manufacturer.
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