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SapplyM Opens Preorders for PlayStation and Gran Turismo R WEAR Sets

The move puts PlayStation branding on recovery apparel sold through Sony's own joint venture, extending the brand into rest and lifestyle wear rather than gaming hardware.

Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.

SapplyM Opens Preorders for PlayStation and Gran Turismo R WEAR Sets

SapplyM, the joint venture of Sony Group and M3, opened preorders for two limited R WEAR recovery wear sets carrying PlayStation and Gran Turismo branding. Each black set costs 40,000 yen including tax, in sizes S through XL, and ships with a limited box and a PlayStation eye mask printed with "Eat. Sleep. Game." Preorders run September 7 through September 30 on the R WEAR official store and Yodobashi Camera, with shipping from December 1.

The sets use R WEAR's Relaxing Mesh fabric, a two-layer construction with a heat-retaining inner face and a moisture-releasing mesh outer face, built around charcoal processed with Sony technology. The brand is registered in Japan as a general medical device for far-infrared blood circulation support.

Each set arrives in a limited box meant to make the unboxing part of the experience, and the included PlayStation eye mask carries the "Eat. Sleep. Game." message, though the mask itself has no far-infrared effect. The two models differ only in logo: one carries the PlayStation mark, the other the Gran Turismo mark, both in black at the same 40,000 yen price point.

Preorders run through September 30, and shipments begin December 1.

  • PlayStation model: Relaxing Mesh long-sleeve and long-pants set, black, 40,000 yen including tax, sizes S to XL, with limited box and eye mask
  • Gran Turismo model: Same set spec, black, 40,000 yen including tax, sizes S to XL, with limited box and eye mask

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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