Survey Corps Cloaks, Harness Skirts and a Three-Walls Bracelet
The clothing carries most of this line. The anchor piece is a multi-way hoodie built around the look of the Survey Corps cloak, in green, sizes M and L, at ¥7,900. A dress takes its cues from the soldiers' jackets, in beige or green, sizes S and M, at ¥12,900. A belted skirt in brown, also ¥7,900, borrows the strap layout of the harness worn with the Survey Corps' vertical maneuvering equipment. T-shirts carry printed scenes and lines of dialogue from the series.
The accessories work the "Wings of Freedom" emblem and the three walls into smaller pieces, including a tote bag, a bracelet and a scarf. A corduroy tote at ¥3,500 comes in six colorways, each keyed to a character: red for Eren Yeager, blue for Mikasa Ackerman, yellow for Armin Arlert, light blue for Erwin Smith, green for Levi, and purple for Hange Zoë. A two-way bracelet in silver and an embroidered green pouch are both ¥3,300.
On the goods side there are acrylic stands at ¥2,200 each, a can badge set of two for ¥1,200, and a printed pouch. Those use illustrations drawn specifically for this collaboration. One caveat: the ring and the necklace from the line are not part of the in-store lineup.
Five Stores, Three Panels, One Staggered Rollout
This collaboration already had a life online. Stripe International, the Okayama-based company that operates earth music&ecology, first sold it as a made-to-order run in June 2026, according to the PR TIMES release. October is the first time shoppers can handle the pieces in person, and the footprint is small: five stores, limited quantities, finished when stock runs out. What each store carries also varies.
The first wave runs October 2 through November 1 at earth music&ecology TOKYO Solamachi, inside the shopping complex at the base of Tokyo Skytree, plus LINKS UMEDA in Osaka and Amu Plaza Oita. Ikebukuro Sunshine City in Tokyo starts November 6. Kyoto Porta, the underground mall at Kyoto Station, starts November 20.
Those stores also get full-body character panels, and the lineup differs by location. Solamachi has Eren Yeager, LINKS UMEDA has Erwin Smith, and Amu Plaza Oita has Levi, all from October 2 to November 1. The two later stores get all three: Ikebukuro Sunshine City from November 6 to 15, and Kyoto Porta from November 20 to December 6. The release adds that display contents may change without notice.
A limited quantity also goes on sale through STRIPE CLUB, the brand's official web store. Individual product pages are scheduled to go live at noon Japan time on October 1, the day before the first stores open.
Looking Ahead
The dates to watch are October 1 at 12:00 JST for the product pages, October 2 for the first three stores, and December 6 in Kyoto for the last day of the whole run. Nothing in the release mentions overseas ordering, international shipping, or a retail partner outside Japan, so a proxy service or a friend in Tokyo remains the route for fans abroad.
Hajime Isayama's manga ran in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shonen Magazine from 2009 to 2021 and has passed 140 million copies in print worldwide. The TV anime started in 2013 and finished in November 2023, and the theatrical conclusion, Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK, opened in November 2024 and cleared 1 million admissions in Japan before picking up screenings in the US and Canada. The series streams on Crunchyroll, Netflix and Hulu, and Kodansha USA publishes the manga in English, so the apparel is one of the few pieces of this ecosystem that still requires a Japanese address.
Shoppers who missed the June order window get a second chance on October 2, and a smaller one.