With the release date ofMonster Hunter Riseslowly inching its way closer, Capcom has been treating its fans with updates and new information. Recently, during theMonster Hunter Riseonline event, a new trailer was shared that showed off the game’s first free title update, and new additional monsters. Now, Capcom is giving fans more reason to spend money onMH Riseby announcing a new collaboration with popular life wear brand Uniqlo.

This announcement is the latest out of the many previous collaborations Capcom has had with Uniqlo. In a past collection, the life wear brand featuredcharacters fromStreet Fighter. The brand also launched several designs to celebrateMonster Hunter Generations UltimateandMonster Hunter Worldback when they were first released.

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In a recent Twitter post, Capcom shared a few photos of the upcoming designs in theMonster Hunter Risex Uniqlo t-shirt collection. There will be six different t-shirt designs under the Men’s sizes, and four under the Kid’s sizes. The t-shirts are mostly neutral in color, with blacks, beiges, and the occasional blue or green, making it easy to wear every day.

Fans will likely enjoy the different designs that are centered around the iconic features found inMonster Hunter Rise. These includethe flagship monster Magnamaloemblazoned in the game’s traditional art style, the game’s very important buddies such as the Palico and Palamute, and even the unique in-game icons of recognizable items in the series.

No official prices have been shared about theMonster Hunter Risex Uniqlo t-shirt collection. Given that the information was posted on both English and Japanese Twitter accounts, fans can assume that they will be made available in both regions, unlike theMH Rise-themed Capcom Cafewhich is open only in Japan. With no official release date shared, fans will have to wait on the company’s social media for further updates.

Monster Hunter Risewill be available for the Nintendo Switch on July 21, 2025, and on PC in 2022.