One Piece fans can get ready to loot and plunder in style with a brand-new collection of clothing and accessories by premium streetwear brand HYPLAND, with the extensive range celebrating the anime series’ 25th anniversary.

HYPLAND announced its collaboration with the One Piece franchise via a press release. The 25th anime anniversary collection will feature Monkey D. Luffy, Brook, Trafalgar D. Water Law and Tony Tony Chopper across numerous pieces of apparel. All clothing, accessories and home goods are based on the “Punk Hazard” story arc, named after the first island Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates landed on after arriving in the New World. The collectible streetwear will be available exclusively at HYPLAND’s Little Tokyo store on Oct. 5, 2024, before becoming available online on Oct. 7, 2024.

HYPLAND Reveals Its New Line of One Piece Streetwear Inspired by “Punk Hazard”

Items in the One Piece x HYPLAND 25th anniversary collection range from $42 to $200. Among the new range are belt buckles modeled after the Jolly Roger of Luffy and Chopper. A stunning illustration of Law, the sly and laid-back captain of the Heart Pirates, is decorated on the back of a black t-shirt, with the Jolly Roger of his crew present on the front. Brook, the undead musician of the Straw Hat Pirates, receives a massive blanket designed like a rock concert poster and a collection of clothing based entirely on him.

Of course, as the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy is featured on multiple top-tier pieces of clothing, with some of the standouts being those that evoke the rubber man’s signature style — a red vest and light blue denim shorts — tied together by the belt buckle of Luffy’s Jolly Roger. There are also black-colored t-shirts with striking visuals of Luffy in action, one of which depicts Luffy in an intimidating splash of red. Even Luffy’s Gomu Gomu no Mi Devil Fruit, also known as the Gum-Gum Fruit, receives a special shirt of its own. Individual prices for these items will be listed on HYPLAND’s official website.

The One Piece anime series celebrated its 25th year with jaw-dropping announcements made at this year’s One Piece Day in Japan. The annual celebration event offered several first looks at new and exciting merchandise and recognized outstanding scenes from the anime based on fan input and the anime staff themselves. However, the highlight of the two-day event was the concept art reveal for the upcoming One Piece anime TV remake for Netflix, produced by WIT Studio of Attack on Titan fame.

While 2024 was a monumental year for the One Piece franchise, 2025 is shaping to be an even bigger year for the longtime Shonen Jump series. Season 2 of the One Piece live-action series is expected to air next year on Netflix, which will include the introduction of fan-favorite characters like Miss Wednesday, Miss All Sunday and the “Desert King” Sir Crocodile. The One Piece manga by Eiichiro Oda is ongoing and available to read via Viz Media and the Manga Plus app. The One Piece anime by Toei Animation is available on multiple streaming services, including Crunchyroll and Netflix.

Source: Press release