Collaborations involving FREAK'S STORE, with dates and partner brands.
54 collaborations
A FREAK’S STORE-exclusive collection inspired by GAP’s 1980s–90s archives. It comprises 13 items across four categories: pocket T-shirts, chinos, denim, and schoolwear, and was released on September 17.
A special-order series by SOMETHING and FREAK’S STORE featured in the official feature listing. It can be identified as a new project with a women’s jeans brand, but the listing does not specify individual products or release dates.
A project featured in the official feature lineup as “Champion’s iconic special-order pieces.” It is a special-order series based on Champion apparel, including sweatshirts, but the listing does not confirm the details of individual products or their release dates.
A special-order collection listed in the official feature lineup as “UMBRO 26FW Collection.” It can be confirmed as a product group from a different season than the Spring/Summer 2025 project, but the specific items and individual release dates are not clear from the listing.
A made-to-order series with apparel brand Miller, including underwear, was featured in the official feature listing. The listing confirms the feature date, but the specific items, number of product styles, and release date cannot be determined from the listing.
A collaboration project with RUSSELL ATHLETIC featured in the official feature list. It can be identified as a custom-order collaboration with an apparel brand that offers items such as sweatshirts, but the list does not specify product details or release dates.
A special-order model with KELTY, which offers outdoor gear and bags, was featured in the official feature list. The existence of the project can be confirmed, but the list does not provide details about the individual product, model name, or release date.
The FREAK’S STORE exclusive series with bag brand GREGORY was featured in the official feature list. The list confirms the existence of a project focused mainly on bags, but does not specify individual product names or release dates.
A triple collaboration between THOUSAND MILE, Americana, and FREAK’S STORE. The project name was listed in the official feature lineup, but the available listing information did not identify individual product details or a release date.
A triple collaboration by Americana, THOUSAND MILE, and FREAK’S STORE. The project name appeared in the official feature listing, but the available listing information did not identify the individual products or release date.
A graphic T-shirt project exclusively commissioned by FREAK’S STORE from ALPHA INDUSTRIES. It introduced two styles combining portraits of Beethoven and Bach with the “ARMY” logo emblematic of the brand.
An ongoing special-order collaboration with NANGA. In addition to apparel such as functional T-shirts and polo shirts, the range includes chairs, soft coolers, and bags. At the time of the announcement, the items were stated to be on sale at FREAK’S STORE locations and various online stores.
An exclusive series featured in the official feature list as “Columbia×FREAK’S STORE 2026 SPRING & SUMMER.” The individual model names, product details, and release dates cannot be determined from the feature list available for verification.
FREAK’S STORE commissioned an exclusive version of a LACOSTE crew-neck T-shirt. It uses material with moisture-absorbing and contact-cooling properties, and features a hem drawcord that allows the silhouette to be adjusted. The green drawcord was also announced as a distinctive feature.
FREAK’S STORE created an exclusive version of adidas Originals’ “FIREBIRD.” Inspired by the archive, blue Three Stripes were placed on a gray body, and the collection included a unisex track top and pants.
FREAK’S STORE created an exclusive version of A.P.C.’s classic logo-embroidered T-shirt. It announced two styles, “BRODE T-SHIRTS” and “RUE MADAME T-SHIRTS,” with adjusted embroidery colors and silhouettes, and said sales would begin in mid-March.
As part of a project with FRUIT OF THE LOOM, the collection features fruit-motif women’s T-shirts and a strawberry-shaped bag. The article publication date is available, but the announcement and release dates of individual items cannot be determined from the available materials.
A limited-edition shoe project with SALOMON featured in the official feature list. It is presented as a FREAK’S STORE-exclusive shoe, but the available listing information does not identify the product model name or actual release date.
A NEEDLES exclusive project featured in the official feature. It was presented as “26SS exclusive items” for the Spring/Summer 2026 season, but the product details and release date are not available in the listing.
An exclusive capsule collection with independent brand byeA. It incorporated the initials of FREAK’S STORE into its signature caps and also included T-shirts and clear bags. The items were released on separate dates in stores and online.
A special-order project featured in an official feature as “Lee for FREAK’S STORE.” Lee is an apparel brand focused on denim, but the available feature listings do not disclose details about individual products or their release dates.
FREAK’S STORE created an exclusive collaboration with British-born outdoor brand COBMASTER. The collection featured bags and pouches designed with an emphasis on storage capacity for use at festivals, campsites, picnics, and other settings.
A special-order project with Barbour for Fall/Winter 2025. In addition to the BEDALE and BORROWDALE, it features the new TRANSPORT BLOUSON with an adjustable hem, as well as a new brown color. The record covers models made for FREAK’S STORE.
A Spring/Summer 2025 collaboration with outdoor brand POLeR. Against the backdrop of surf, skate, and snowboard lifestyles, the collaboration offered items designed for use during summer leisure activities and festivals.
A special-order collaboration with Japanese fly-fishing brand Foxfire. The collection featured items that brought outdoor elements into everyday wear, including cropped shirts inspired by vintage fishing shirts and T-shirt dresses with pockets.
As a special-order project with NANGA, the lineup includes outdoor goods such as resort chairs, multi-use bags, and soft coolers, as well as T-shirts and caps. Media reports state that they went on sale from April 13.
Four exclusive styles in collaboration with OUTDOOR PRODUCTS. The lineup combined bags and clothing, including a multiway parents’ bag incorporating staff feedback, as well as a blouson and overalls made with functional materials.
A special-order series with UMBRO for Spring/Summer 2025. It offered men’s and women’s apparel and fashion accessories, including nylon pullovers in uneven-dye and Black Watch patterns, blousons made from leather-like material, and bags.
FREAK’S STORE created an exclusive version of adidas Originals’ “BECKENBAUER.” The collection featured a track top and pants for men and women, with a purple Three Stripes design on an off-white body. Online pre-orders began in September.
The first exclusive model for FREAK’S STORE by Italian-born outfit brand TATRAS was featured in an announcement related to a store opening. The product planning is confirmed, but the specific item details and release date cannot be determined.
The first collaboration with the fashion brand SAAKIN, directed by Yu Yamada. The collection created items that reflected SAAKIN’s concept, grounded in the casual style of FREAK’S STORE, and was also sold at select stores after online preorders.
A special-order series for Barbour’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection. Based on the fishing jacket-inspired SPEY and the classic BEDALE, the series also features exclusive colors. This entry covers models announced for FREAK’S STORE.
A special-order collection with British football brand UMBRO. It comprised more than 30 styles for men and women, featuring game shirts, track jackets and pants, as well as hats, shoes, and more.
A special-order series for Barbour’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection. It featured models made with recycled nylon and oversized styles designed for easy sleeve rolling, while retaining traditional details such as check linings and corduroy collars.
A special-order denim series by SOMETHING and FREAK’S STORE. It introduced new styles and colors, offering denim items for women, including the Tuck Curve Wide. The announcement stated that sales would begin on the same day at stores nationwide and the official online store.
A limited-edition project with the women’s fashion brand CREDONA. It updated popular existing items and included items not previously offered by the brand. A store pop-up and online sales were announced.
An autumn/winter collection featuring seven exclusive Barbour models. Based on signature styles from the British outdoor lifestyle brand, it brought together multiple models and was sold at all FREAK’S STORE locations and through its official online store, among other outlets.
A new release of specially commissioned track items with NEEDLES. At the time of publication, the FREAK’S STORE store staff blog stated that they would go on sale from the 29th; this is recorded as a release separate from the March project.
Scheduled for mid-January 2026. Special-order models, including BEDALE OS SLEEVE, are scheduled for release.
A project featuring PENDLETON back-print T-shirts made exclusively for FREAK’S STORE. It appears in a record of a repost from an official account, but because the posting date cannot be distinguished from the release date, the posting date was treated as the representative date.
An exclusive item for FREAK’S STORE based on Champion’s “Reverse Weave” series. A T-shirt with a henley neckline was featured in a repost record of an official account post, but the exact release date cannot be confirmed.
A.P.C. logo T-shirts were specially made for FREAK’S STORE. The oversized “RUE MADAME TEE” appeared in a repost record of a post from the official account. The date that can be confirmed is the post’s publication date; the release date is unknown.
As a special-order series with Lee, it featured denim pieces updated for a contemporary look while retaining the brand’s traditional details. Items such as special-order denim overalls were introduced, along with information about online-only sales.
FREAK’S STORE created an exclusive version of NEEDLES’ signature track series. The collaboration incorporated leopard print and asymmetrical color-blocked stripes, and released track pants and a track jacket exclusive to FREAK’S STORE.
A denim project specially made for FREAK’S STORE by SOMETHING, a women’s jeans brand. It introduces items such as a wide pleated skirt and 2WAY overalls. The publication date can be confirmed, but it was recorded separately from the release date.
A special-order collection for MACOBER featuring items such as bird’s-eye knitwear and snap cardigans in French terry. The announcement described it as “returning this year,” presenting it as a project continuing from the previous year.
A collaboration between BILLIONAIRE BOYS CLUB and FREAK’S STORE. The collection featured T-shirts, bucket hats, and other items incorporating the brand’s world view, with space and the outdoors as its themes.
In announcing their 2022 exclusive collection, MACOBER and FREAK’S STORE indicated that they had also carried out an exclusive project the previous year. The specific products and release timing for the previous year could not be confirmed.
A later introduction of an exclusive Barbour model confirms that FREAK’S STORE also produced an exclusive collaboration in 2021. The model name, product details, and exact release date for that year cannot be identified from the available materials.
Easy pants made exclusively for FREAK’S STORE, inspired by GUNG HO’s archives. Featuring a fatigue-pants-inspired design and a voluminous silhouette, they were described as having a fit similar to chef pants.
A limited-edition project by watch brand LOBOR and FREAK’S STORE. Metallic watches with skeleton dials and green-toned watches were presented as exclusive products at FREAK’S STORE in Shibuya.
An exclusive FREAK’S STORE design based on GRAMICCI climbing pants. It incorporated features focused on water repellency, stretch, and a cool-touch feel, and was offered in full-length pants and shorts.
A T-shirt project for FREAK’S STORE using GUESS logos and brand imagery. It features a “Super-Big” silhouette with a roomy body width and sleeve length; the article only provides information at the month level.
A special-order version of the “Gazelle” shoe by FREAK’S STORE. It was introduced as a model in a natural color made with suede. The article publication date can be confirmed, but the exact release date cannot be determined from the available materials.