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Pokémon Shirts Sale Ends as Original Stitch Shuts Down Its Business

Photo by: Jon Tyson/Unsplash

Pokemon Shirts brand was only launched four years ago under the Original Stitch label. The new line of dress shirts was successful upon debut and offered many designs to customers.

The brand also expanded its Pokemon Shirts line with the addition of new apparel fitted with Pikachu or Eevee silhouettes on the pocket or cuff. Original Stitch boasts of having Pokemon dress shirts in 151 different textile patterns. People were also allowed to mix and match the shirts to match the look and design they were going for.

The company added more designs featuring other Pocket Monster species in the world of Pokemon. They introduced new shirt styles as well, and the latest designs were even released as recently as this month. However, Original Stitch suddenly made an announcement that it is shutting down its entire Pokémon Shirts line, as per SoraNews24.

Pokemon Shirts were released in partnership with Original Stitch, and it was explained that because the latter is now closing its operations, the Pokemon Company would have to withdraw its dress shirts brands too.

Based on the reports, Original Stitch is going through difficulties as the business is going downhill. The company is specializing in high-quality customized dress shirts which can be ordered online. But as more and more people are shifting to a work-from-home setup, sales of dress shirts have eventually declined, and even post-COVID-19 pandemic, the business atmosphere remained dull.

At any rate, the business closure announcement was posted recently, and the message reads: “Original Stitch will be closing, to include the following brands listed: ORIGINAL STITCH, Pokémon Shirts, and ONE PIECE Shirts.”

Finally, Original Stitch mentioned that the last day of its online business had been set for June 11 at 7 p.m. PST. This means that from this date and time, customers will no longer have access to the site.

Photo by: Jon Tyson/Unsplash

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