One Piece has teamed up with Timberland for a limited-edition collection featuring Luffy and Zoro versions of the brand’s iconic boots.
The new collaboration celebrates the reopening of the One Piece Mugiwara Store in Nagoya, Japan, and marks the retailer’s first partnership with Timberland.
Each pair of boots comes with custom colors and details inspired by the Straw Hat Pirates, while fans can also pick up T-shirts featuring exclusive artwork of Luffy, Zoro, and Chopper.
Luffy and Zoro get Timberland boots
Luffy’s version features the classic yellow Timberland design but adds bright red laces, while the Jolly Roger has been stamped on the outer heel.
Newly drawn artwork created specifically for the collaboration has also been printed on the tongue, just in case you were worried about not having enough One Piece drip on your boots.
Not to be outdone by his crewmate, Zoro’s Tims come in a cool black color and have been decked out with green laces that reference the swordsman’s signature color. They also feature his pirate flag on the heel and original artwork on the tongue.
That’s not all, as the collection also includes three short-sleeved graphic T-shirts with exclusive illustrations. Luffy is shown carrying a pair of Timberland boots around his neck, Chopper is holding up the shoemaker’s iconic tree logo, while Zoro is flexing his boots by actually wearing them.
Both pairs of boots designs will set you back ¥38,500 (around $242) each, while the T-shirts are priced at ¥9,350 ($60) each. Fans will also receive an exclusive sticker with each order that cannot be purchased separately.
The collection launches early at Timberland Nagoya PARCO on September 4, 2026, with a wider Japan release following on September 7 through participating Timberland stores and Mugiwara Store locations across the country.
Timberland isn’t the only footwear brand to collab with the popular anime and manga series, as a new Nike collab has turned three Air Max Plus sneakers into Devil Fruits.
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