Itadori, Choso, and Naoya Get Their Own Colorways
The lineup is small and specific. According to a report from Japanese anime news site Anime Anime, the sweatshirts come in gray for Yuji Itadori, black for Choso, navy for Naoya Zenin, and a second black version built around the series' icon artwork. Every sweatshirt is ¥1,900 tax included. A coin case rounds out the collection, though the source doesn't list its price.
The character picks are worth a second look. Itadori is the obvious lead, but Choso and Naoya are deep-roster choices for a mass-market clothing line. There's no Satoru Gojo and no Sukuna in this drop, at least in the items shown so far.
Workman's own framing plays on the show's premise. Jujutsu Kaisen is about curses born from negative human emotions, so the pitch is that Workman's warmth and price point exorcise everyday winter curses ("too cold to leave the kotatsu," "the futon won't let me go in the morning") on the spot.
Workman's Anime Streak
Workman is a Japanese retailer that made its name selling durable, cheap gear to construction and trade workers before expanding into everyday and outdoor wear. Anime Anime describes the collaboration as a meeting of two groups that fight in harsh conditions: real-world professionals on tough job sites, and the sorcerers of Jujutsu Kaisen. The result is Workman's usual "high function, low price" daily wear with the anime's characters layered on top.
This is also not a one-off. Japanese tech outlet ASCII reports that Workman announced limited items with The Apothecary Diaries on August 31, 2026 and My Hero Academia on September 2, 2026, making Jujutsu Kaisen the chain's third anime tie-in in about three weeks. ASCII also puts the store count at 1,104 locations, covering the main Workman banner along with WORKMAN Plus, Workman Colors, and #Workman Women.
Where Jujutsu Kaisen Stands in 2026
The merch arrives at a busy point in the franchise's run. Gege Akutami's manga finished its six-and-a-half-year serialization in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump in September 2024, and the series has passed 150 million copies in circulation, digital editions included.
The anime, produced at MAPPA (Chainsaw Man, Attack on Titan Final Season), has kept going since the manga ended. Season 3, "Culling Game Part 1," aired from January to March 2026 and covered the opening stretch of the death game orchestrated by Kenjaku. Season 4, "Culling Game Part 2," is in production, and a teaser trailer for it went out on June 19, 2026. Before that, Season 2 covered the Hidden Inventory and Shibuya Incident arcs in the second half of 2023, and the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 film grossed ¥26.5 billion (approx. $177 million) worldwide.
Choso and Naoya both figure heavily in the Culling Game material, which may explain why they got sweatshirts here instead of the usual Gojo-and-Sukuna pairing.
Looking Ahead
The Workman items go on sale in December 2026 at Workman stores across Japan. No online or international sales have been announced, so overseas fans will likely need a proxy service or a friend in Japan. Exact release dates within December, and the coin case's price, haven't been published yet.
For the anime itself, Season 4 has no premiere date yet. Season 3 streamed on Crunchyroll outside Asia as a simulcast, and it has also been available on Netflix in the US, UK, and Canada since July 22, 2026. The manga is published in English by Viz Media, with all 271 chapters available through the Shonen Jump app, and Shueisha's Manga Plus keeps the first three and most recent three chapters free to read.