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A new merchandise lineup based on Square Enix’s Final Fantasy XIV has appeared courtesy of the Italian brand Diesel. The latter revealed it via its Japanese official website and social media account.
The premium brand sells a variety of items ranging from apparel to necklaces and phone cases. However, all of them cost more than ¥10,000. The most affordable ones are moulded cases for the regular and Pro versions of iPhone 17, both of which have the same price tag of ¥11,000 (~$69.80). Meanwhile, the most expensive item in this lineup is the FF-D-Barus Jacket, which costs a whopping ¥132,000 (~$837.85).
The median price of this collection is ¥23,100 (~$146.50), which falls on the T-Norm shirts with ten different back designs available. These designs are also available to view right below:
This collaboration adds yet another entry to the list of merchandise collections based on Final Fantasy XIV. In August 2026, Square Enix released the Emet Selch Earring and perfumes inspired by 21 in-game jobs. It also worked with its subsidiary Taito to bring back the Mini Lamp Quest icon magnets as arcade prizes, as well as Suntory to sell cans with sticker labels featuring the MMORPG’s characters via vending machines.
The Diesel x Final Fantasy XIV Capsule Collection merchandise is now available in Japan. The items are based on the MMORPG readily accessible worldwide on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, and Switch 2.
