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Jins Will Sell Pokemon Peaceful Place Glasses and Accessories

Pokemon Peaceful Place glasses and accessories by Jins
Image courtesy of The Pokemon Company and Jins

The Pokemon Company is working with the glasses brand Jins to release a new Pokemon Peaceful Place merchandise collection. The items will be available in the latter half of November 2026.

This collection will primarily feature glasses frames with seven different designs available. All of them will have the same price tag of ¥8,900 (~$55.75) in Japan. The designs will basically feature a chibi illustration of the Pokemon sleeping on one side and “Time for a break” text on the other.

The seven designs in this collection are as follows:

  1. Pikachu
  2. Pochama, a.k.a. Piplup
  3. Hibanny, a.k.a. Scorbunny
  4. Mokuroh, a.k.a. Rowlet
  5. Wakkanezumi, a.k.a. Tandemaus
  6. Nyasper, a.k.a. Espurr
  7. Pichu paired with Mahomil, a.k.a. Milcery

Early purchases of the glasses will come with a bonus set containing a tray-shaped case and a round cleaner cloth while supplies last. Jins will also separately sell a Poke Ball-shaped glasses case pouch at ¥2,500 (~$15.65).

Jins is joining the ever-growing list of brands that have launched Pokemon collaborations, with the list also including Razer and Mister Donut. However, it is yet to be known whether the new Pokemon glasses by Jins will be formally available to order outside Japan or not. Although its Japanese web store includes fine print stating that it only accepts domestic orders, the brand also has a US storefront that supports ongoing crossover products with other franchises like JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and Chainsaw Man.

The Pokemon Peaceful Place meets Jins Home collection will go on sale in Japan on Thursday, November 19, 2026.

Kite Stenbuck
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