RAGEBLUE launches 7 Jujutsu Kaisen clothing items and accessories on November 20

Japanese brand RAGEBLUE announced on November 13 a collection with Jujutsu Kaisen focused on the anime's third season, "Shimetsu Kaiyū." It includes seven clothing and accessory items that will go on sale on Friday, November 20 at 10:00 JST.

The lineup will be available at all RAGEBLUE stores in Japan, at its official and ST store, on ZOZOTOWN, and at select and ST TOKYO and and ST locations. Customers who shop at a physical RAGEBLUE store and spend at least 5,000 yen with tax, including any item from the collaboration, will receive an exclusive shopping bag from the collection. It is a limited promotion for physical stores only: it does not apply online or at and ST TOKYO.

The collection mixes the dark tone of this phase of the anime with the urban style RAGEBLUE is known for. It includes graphics of characters and the rules of the death game that dominates the arc, plus garments with pigment treatment, a zip-up hoodie, and a black MA-1 jacket.

Two models pose with items from the RAGEBLUE and Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration.mainichi.jp

Prices and characters in the lineup

The back-print hoodie costs 7,990 yen and comes in four versions: Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Yuta Okkotsu, and Hiromi Higuruma. The zip-up hoodie goes up to 8,990 yen, and the MA-1 jacket is the most expensive item in the collection: 20,000 yen.

A person shows the back of a hoodie with a Jujutsu Kaisen design.mainichi.jp

There is a red hooded scarf inspired by Itadori for 4,990 yen. For those who do not want clothing, the brand prepared three accessories: acrylic keychains for 1,990 yen, a clear case with a carabiner for 2,090 yen, and acrylic stickers for 1,100 yen. These three items are sold in versions of Itadori, Fushiguro, Okkotsu, Choso, Higuruma, and Naoya Zen'in.

Hoodie with a design related to the anime Jujutsu Kaisen.mainichi.jp

The collaboration arrives with the third season already airing since January 2026. The "Shimetsu Kaiyū" arc adapts the extermination game between sorcerers organized by Kenjaku. The original work by Gege Akutami ended in September 2024 in Weekly Shōnen Jump, with over 150 million copies in circulation worldwide.

RAGEBLUE is one of the brands of the Adastria group, the same conglomerate behind Global Work and Niko And. With 31 stores in Japan, it targets a young audience with basics inspired by American and European style. The catalog of this collaboration goes from the most wearable to the purely collectible.

Does anything in this collection catch your eye, or are you already saving up for the MA-1 jacket? Tell us in the comments.