Highly Anticipated Resale: 'Patlabor The Movie' x FCW Collaboration T-shirt to Commemorate the New Theatrical Release

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Last year (2025), 'Patlabor The Movie' and 'Patlabor 2 The Movie' were revived in theaters through a project hosted by Filmarks, one of Japan's largest movie, drama, and anime review services. To commemorate these screenings, Filmarks Culture Wear released collaboration T-shirts.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 'Mobile Police Patlabor' OVA series anime adaptation, and a new theatrical release in three chapters has been decided! With 'Mobile Police Patlabor EZY File 1' becoming a smash hit in theaters since May 15th, a resale of the 'Patlabor The Movie' x FCW collaboration T-shirt has been confirmed in celebration.

Reprint 'Patlabor The Movie' x FCW Revival Screening Commemorative Short Sleeve T-shirt

The print is a graphic T-shirt boldly featuring 'that' map image from a key scene in 'Patlabor The Movie'. The English text is designed with the copy used on the theatrical poster as a motif.

It is reprinted with a new name tag, and this time, an XXL size is also available. The material is soft cotton jersey, feeling good against the skin and resulting in an easy-to-wear garment.

*Please note that the product in the image is a sample, so actual product specifications, processing, and size may differ slightly.

Product Name Reprint 'Patlabor The Movie' x FCW Revival Screening Commemorative Short Sleeve T-shirt

Price ¥5,940 (tax included)

Sizes Available M / L / XL / XXL

Sales Format Made-to-order

Order Period From Friday, June 19th at noon to Thursday, July 9th at 11:59 PM

Retailer Filmarks Store (E-commerce site) https://store.filmarks.com/products/4580850642699

About Filmarks Culture Wear

Wear culture. Live its world. Express yourself.

A new kind of 'culture wear' created by Filmarks. Rather than consuming movies and anime merely as motifs, it's about wearing designs that resonate with their philosophy, emotions, and worldview. Going beyond 'liking' it, it's about integrating with the message of the work. It is not just merchandise; it is proof of identity.

To 'wear' a work you love is self-expression, living within its worldview.