Destoroyah and Mechagodzilla take over a pair of skate decks as icons of Japanese monster cinema return to streetwear. American skate brand HUF has announced its second collaboration with Toho’s Godzilla franchise, launching a lineup of apparel, headwear, accessories, and skate decks to coincide with the release of Godzilla -0.0. The collection goes on sale in Japan on November 13, 2026.
Drawing inspiration from vintage Godzilla movie posters, kaiju artwork, and Japanese typography, the collection remixes decades of franchise imagery through HUF’s streetwear lens. Two seven-ply maple skate decks headline the range, one featuring Destoroyah and the other Mechagodzilla. Full-body monster illustrations cover each deck, bringing Godzilla’s signature kaiju clashes straight into HUF’s skateboarding culture.
The apparel lineup includes a crewneck knit sweater covered in an all-over Godzilla pattern, a heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt, and several graphic tees. The “Kaiju Tee” takes cues from classic heavy-metal festival merch, assembling several legendary monsters into a single graphic designed like a concert lineup poster. The collection also features a kaiju roster cap, a Godzilla skull beanie, and glow-in-the-dark socks.
Godzilla first stomped onto the big screen in 1954 and has since grown into one of the world’s most recognizable monster icons. HUF, meanwhile, has its roots firmly planted in skate culture. The two brands previously joined forces for the “GODZILLA vs. HUF” collection in 2020. This latest collaboration once again digs into the franchise archives, carrying the visual language of classic monster movies into everyday wardrobes through retro Japanese lettering and iconic film imagery inspired by early kaiju movie posters.
via： huf®