BoTT unveils its first collaboration with Verdy, marking a long-anticipated moment between the Tokyo streetwear label and the globally recognized graphic artist. The collection debuts at the two-day pop-up “Verdy’s Gift Shop,” held at Shinsaibashi Parco on December 6 and 7, where the lineup appears alongside new items from Wasted Youth and Girls Don’t Cry. Entry to the Osaka event requires advance reservation through a raffle system. Following the preview, the collaboration will be sold exclusively at a standalone pop-up inside Shibuya Parco on December 20, with the space shifting to an exhibition-only format on December 21.

The collection merges the signatures of both creators, featuring Verdy’s Vick character and Ribbon Motif Logo interpreted through BoTT’s graphic language. Pieces include tees, raglan tees, thermals, hoodies, knits, jackets, caps, and toys, tapping into the youthful, relaxed energy that defines BoTT’s identity. A special lookbook created by longtime collaborators highlights the collection’s tone, capturing the intersection of art-driven streetwear and Verdy’s playful visual world.

With both BoTT and Verdy serving as key voices in contemporary youth culture, the partnership represents a natural extension of their shared community. The limited pop-ups in Osaka and Tokyo set the stage for one of the season’s most anticipated collaborations.