Three Mobile Suits Get the Spray-Art Treatment
The first release in the line, officially the STRICT-G GRAFFITI Mobile Suit Gundam T-shirt, comes in three designs pulled straight from the original series: the Gundam itself, Char's personal red Zaku II, and the standard mass-production Zaku II. According to a report from Japanese anime news site Anime Anime, each graphic is designed to evoke spray art, with printing that puts particular emphasis on color vibrancy against the shirt's black base.
These are not flimsy event tees, either. All three shirts are cut from 6.2-ounce, 100% cotton fabric and come in sizes M through XXL. STRICT-G has always positioned itself as the grown-up wing of Gundam merchandise: an apparel shop built around the franchise's worldview rather than character prints slapped on blanks. The graffiti concept fits neatly into that streetwear-adjacent lane.
Pricing and How to Order
Each shirt is priced at ¥5,830 including tax, with shipping and handling charged separately. Preorders opened August 7, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. JST on the STRICT-G Online Store inside Premium Bandai, Bandai Namco Group's official online shop, and close August 16, 2026 at 11:00 p.m. JST. Bandai warns that sales may end early if the prepared stock runs out, so the window could be shorter than it looks on paper.
Shoppers in Japan who want to check the print quality in person have options too. A general in-store sale started August 11 at four STRICT-G locations: the Tokyo Odaiba and Tokyo Solamachi stores, plus the shops at the NEOPASA Shizuoka and Taga highway service areas (both on the outbound side).
Looking Ahead
Preorder shipments are scheduled to go out sometime in August 2026. Bandai is billing these shirts as the first release in the STRICT-G GRAFFITI series, which suggests more waves are planned, though nothing beyond this trio has been announced.
One caveat for international fans: the listing sits on the Japanese Premium Bandai storefront, and the source doesn't say anything about availability through Premium Bandai's overseas channels. For now, a proxy shipping service or a friend in Japan is the likeliest route before the August 16 deadline.