Insert Coin has teamed up with Atlus to release a clothing collection based on Persona 4 Golden. The collection consists of four t-shirts, a hoodie, a jacket, and a tote bag, each adorned with designs from the cult JRPG, which was recently ported to PC.
Interestingly, the pieces from the collection use colors named after various aspects from Persona 4 Golden such as "Inaba Grey," "Kuma White," and most humorously, "Fsteak Yellow." Of interest in the collection are a tracksuit jacket identical to the one worn by Chie Satonaka, a t-shirt emblazoned with the infamous Mega Beef Bowl Challenge, and a Junes Department Store-branded tote bag.
Besides Persona 4 Golden, Insert Coin have many other collections of merchandise based on various games, including a line of jackets based on Sega's Yakuza series. The collections from the British-based clothing retailer are official, having been signed off by the developers and publishers of the games represented, and can be shipped internationally.
It appears that Atlus is acting on the renewed interest in Persona 4 Golden after it was released on PC after years of the PlayStation Vita being the only platform the game was available on. The cult JRPG is often renowned for its art style, so it makes sense that it would translate well to the world of fashion.
With how successful the Persona 4 Golden port has been, expect Sega and Atlus to continue porting classics from their extensive library of games. From there, perhaps more clothing collections like Insert Coin's will become available for fans to enjoy and represent.
Persona 4 Golden is available now on PC and PS Vita.
Source: Insert Coin