Pokémon Clothing

FAQ - Pokémon Clothing

What does the clothing collection include?

Every piece of apparel in the shop: t-shirts, sweaters and sweatshirts, jackets, shorts, pajamas, underwear, socks, caps, bucket hats and beanies, plus dress-up costumes and cosplay outfits.

Do the sizes match French sizing?

Part of our catalog uses Asian sizing, which generally runs about one size small. The safest habit is to go by the measurement chart shown on each product page rather than by the letter on the label.

Do you carry clothing for kids?

Yes, on plenty of items. Kids' sizes are given as standing height in centimeters, from 90 to 160 cm: measure the child standing up instead of going by age.

How do you wash a printed garment?

Inside out, at 30 °C, and never in the dryer. That is the one rule that truly matters: the tumbling heat of a dryer is what cracks large prints within a few cycles.

Are the cuts unisex?

The vast majority are, yes. Exceptions are flagged on the product pages, especially for cosplay outfits, where the women's version and the men's version are separate products.

Pokémon Bucket Hat - Ditto

When a wardrobe has to stretch from the newborn bodysuit to the adult-size kigurumi, it had better be a wide one. Our Pokémon clothing runs from the printed tee to the fleece onesie, by way of embroidered caps, boxers and swim shorts. And if you had to pick the one piece that's easiest to wear day to day, it's the cap, no contest.

OUR POKÉMON CLOTHING 👕

The section is organized by family. The T-shirts at €29.90 and the socks from €19.90 form the base, the sweaters and the jackets take over when it gets cold, and the complete costumes — Ash, Jessie, James, the Team Rocket grunts — climb to €242.90, with beret, gloves or wig included. In between: caps, boxers, baby bodysuits and swim shorts.

FIFTEEN SIZES ON A SINGLE POKÉMON SWEATER, FROM KIDS' 90 CM TO 4XL 🧶

Sizing doesn't work the same way from one family to the next. On the sweaters and T-shirts, adult sizes are keyed to body weight in the chart on the product page, a more reliable guide than the letter on an Asian cut. The caps adjust from 54 to 60 cm, the socks come in a single 36-45 size, and kigurumis are picked by height, from S (145-155 cm) to XL (175-190 cm).

FLEECE FOR THE KIGURUMIS, JERSEY FOR THE POKÉMON TEES 🧵

Each family has its own fabric, and they are not interchangeable. The kigurumis are cut from a soft coral fleece, with snap buttons down the front, a lined hood and elastic cuffs. The T-shirts go for combed cotton jersey or a quick-drying polyester knit depending on the model. The boxers, for their part, rely on a breathable cotton-elastane blend with a wide elastic waistband.

POKÉMON CLOTHING PRINTS THAT DON'T CRACK IN THE WASH 🧼

Three techniques live side by side here. The raised embroidery on the caps, screen printing or digital printing on the tees, and the all-over sublimation that takes the whole garment — the midnight-blue Mewtwo carries its name down the sleeves, and the Gengar graffiti print runs onto the hood and sleeves of the jacket.

STOCK UP ON POKÉMON OUTFITS BEFORE WINTER ❄️

An outfit comes together fast. The Snorlax kigurumi for the couch, the non-slip slippers to go with it, the fleece cape-robe to pull on over your clothes, the League cap for heading out. On the gift side, the Pikachu-print baby bodysuit and the five-pair sock set remain the two safe bets of the section, one for the maternity ward, the other for just about anyone.

The whole wardrobe in one place: our Pokémon clothing collection covers everything from the T-shirt to the kigurumi, by way of the cap and the slippers.

The two most-worn sections: our Pokémon T-shirts and our Pokémon sweaters and sweatshirts.