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Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO × GDC. A capsule collection featuring sneakers and souvenir jackets, incorporating embroidered motifs inspired by satin blousons, will be released on 11/8.
Collaborations involving MIHARA YASUHIRO, with dates and partner brands.
30 collaborations
Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO × GDC. A capsule collection featuring sneakers and souvenir jackets, incorporating embroidered motifs inspired by satin blousons, will be released on 11/8.
In 2025, they announced a collaboration featuring sneakers embroidered with a “red eight-pointed star,” satin blousons, and other items.
In 2023, a collaboration featuring sneakers with star-patterned uppers and clay soles, among other items, was announced. In 2025, a triple collaboration, BLAKEY LOW with #FR2, is also scheduled to launch.
In 2021 and 2022, the brands jointly announced collaborations with atmos under a three-brand billing, featuring “PETERSON” sneakers with rabbit patches. A BLAKEY LOW release is planned for 2025.
In 2025, they announced a clothing collaboration inspired by music in 1990s London.
In 2025, the “Broken Something” sneaker was launched, reinterpreting AUTRY’s Medalist with a clay-molded sole by MMY.
The “Skel Top-Low × Peterson” hybrid sneakers were released in 2025, and information on new colors for Chapter 2 was also announced in 2026.
In 2025, collaborative pieces including sneakers with circus prints featuring pandas and dragons were released.
In 2024, the collaboration featured “Puzzle Camo” sneakers and T-shirts, followed in 2025 by the second edition of the “Billy-kun” sofubi figure.
In 2024, the women’s sneaker “Daphne,” exclusive to Rope, was announced as a collaboration. An exclusive color and specifications are noted.
In 2024, a collaboration featuring denim boots and slip-ons with a vintage shoe-inspired look was released.
In 2017, the collaboration centered on boots, and in 2024, flower-embroidered sneakers based on “BLAKEY” were released.
Collaboration sneakers with voluminous soles have been released continuously since 2022. The second installment was released in 2023, and the third was announced in December.
In 2023, the collaboration released items including “magazine-style” clutch bags.
In 2023, announced a collaboration featuring British pump-inspired boots with FIDLOCK, among other items.
In 2022, limited-edition sneakers, including blue tiger camo styles, were released. In 2023, a slip-on version of “BLAKEY” was also listed as a collaboration.
Ongoing collaborations on sneakers and boots since 2018. A 20th-anniversary model was released in 2022, followed by the announcement of a twisted sneaker in 2023.
Ongoing since 2020. Releases collaboration capsules each season at the intersection of sports and fashion. The range spans a wide variety of items, including apparel, sneakers, and sandals.
In 2021, they announced a collaboration featuring two sneaker styles with colorful clay soles, followed in 2022 by a canvas-and-leather “split sneaker.”
In 2021, it announced a collaborative collection featuring remake-style jackets and sneakers.
In 2020, the brands collaborated on and released two versions of the “PETERSON” sneaker, featuring black leather and white stitching.
In 2020, they announced a sneaker collaboration featuring voluminous soles.
In 2019, sneakers and boots featuring three-dimensional details at the heel were unveiled as a collaboration.
The collaboration began in 2018 with the “E. Tribeka” sneakers, followed by the release of a second “Court Graffik” installment in December. Distinctive features include original reinterpretations such as oversized logos.
In 2018, they announced an accessories collaboration featuring handmade matching rings and dog tags made of translucent leather.
In 2018, the collaboration was announced with two cap styles made from material inspired by garbage bags.
For Fall/Winter 2014–15, the women's capsule collection “MONCLER Y,” designed by Yasuhiro Mihara, was presented. The lineup centered on outerwear and also included shoes.
In 2013, a capsule collection of apparel and shoes combining MIHARA’s “explosion mark” and HG’s iconic graphics was launched.
In 2000, they released 2,000 pairs of limited-edition co-branded sneakers to mark the millennium under the name “PUMA by MIHARA YASUHIRO.” The long-term collaboration has continued since then.
In December 2020, announced a sneaker collaboration featuring the Flame graphic, “FM-5.” The exact release date is unknown.