ELEMENT x Demon Slayer collaboration
Liking Demon Slayer is cool, but you can be cooler by donning the new Demon Slayer graphic tees released by popular streetwear brand ELEMENT. These shirts are currently up for sale and are selling out fast.
Sleek Demon Slayer graphic tees
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In April, ELEMENT collaborated with Demon Slayer to release Demon Slayer-themed graphic tees. There are 10 designs in total, each featuring a printed “ELEMENT” logo along with Demon Slayer characters and emblems.
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The T-shirts are available in red, black, ivory, grey, and white – but not every design has all the colour variations. They are made of 100% cotton and come in both adult and kid sizes.
T-shirt sizing chart.
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For the adult-sized T-shirts, you can choose from sizes S, M, L, and XL. The kid sizes are categorised by height – 130cm, 140cm, 150cm, and 160cm.
Ivory T-shirt with Tanjiro design
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Prices range from ¥3,690 (~USD36.90) for a kid-sized tee to ¥5,390 (~USD49.72) for a T-shirt with a Tanjiro design.
More Demon Slayer products to be released in September
ELEMENT also officially announced that limited-edition skateboards, grip tapes, and wheels will be released in September under this collaboration.
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While we don’t have more details, we can get a sneak peak of the skateboard designs through photos released by ELEMENT.
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ELEMENT x Demon Slayer collaboration on sale now
Become the coolest Demon Slayer fan in town by purchasing the collaboration T-shirts here. Act fast as some of the colours and sizes for certain designs are already out of stock, while the KIMETSU LOGO SS T-shirt is already sold out. Fingers crossed for a restock!
Keep a lookout for more products coming in September on ELEMENT’s official website too.
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