GU lines up four Evangelion vintage-style tees for Japan sale starting June 22

GU Japan has put up a four-shirt Evangelion apparel drop that reads more like a practical Japan-side shopping route than a distant teaser. The official feature header says sales are scheduled to begin on June 22, while the individual product pages share the same visible basics: ¥1,990, unisex XS-3XL, washed graphic half-sleeve tee, and late-June sales planned.

What the official pages already lock in

The official collaboration copy frames the set as four vintage-style designs built around the title logo plus Unit-01, Unit-00, and Unit-02 symbols. In other words, the draw is a sharper graphic identity rather than a plain character-print tee.

The timing language is split across two official surfaces. The feature page header says sales are scheduled to start on June 22, while each product page still says late-June sales planned. That difference is part of the buyer-facing reality here, not something to smooth over.

How the four shirts are aligned

Every visible product page currently matches on the core specs: ¥1,990, unisex XS-3XL, and washed graphic half-sleeve tee. That means the decision is less about price spread and more about which graphic and colorway feels right.

The four-page stack also shows clearly separated color moods in dark gray, red, navy, and off-white. So the appeal here is not only the Evangelion iconography but also which color makes the easiest everyday wear or the louder collector piece.

Japan shopping checkpoints

This reads as a Japan-local GU product-page route, not a broad international release notice. The product pages themselves already point readers toward store-handling and stock-check flows, which matters once the launch wording actually flips to live.

Because the price line is flat at ¥1,990, the main thing to watch is whether the feature-page June 22 start wording and the product-page late-June wording resolve into the same live status. That is the clearest low-friction check before buying or planning a store stop.