SAN SAN GEAR and Yumin Ha Tap Five Artists for “Gacha Series” Capsule
With a special pop-up this weekend at GR8 in Tokyo.
Summary
SAN SAN GEAR partnered with New York-based designer Yumin Ha for the "Gacha Series" capsule, exploring subcultural randomness and diversity.
Five global artists contributed custom graphics appearing across technical outerwear, pants, graphic tees, bags, and hats.
The collection drops today alongside an interactive gacha pop-up hosted at Tokyo's GR8.
Seoul-based label SAN SAN GEAR has officially unveiled the “Gacha Series,” a collaborative collection developed alongside New York-based designer Yumin Ha. The concept of “Gacha” is expressed through apparel and collectible figurines, merging Ha’s curatorial approach with SAN SAN GEAR’s technical silhouettes. Five artists – Alvin Fai, DRiPKAST, Kae Tanaka, kyu and Oliwa – contributed designs that appear across outerwear, pants, T‑shirts, bags and hats, as well as physical figures, reinforcing the playful unpredictability of the series.
Apparel pieces showcase bold graphics and layered textures, while accessories extend the collaboration’s reach into everyday wear. Each artist’s contribution adds a distinct visual identity, ensuring the range reflects the diversity inherent in the “Gacha” theme. The figurines serve as both collectible art objects and extensions of the clothing, blurring the line between fashion and interactive design.
Launching today in Korea and Japan, with an exclusive pop‑up at GR8 Tokyo until July 5. The pop‑up will feature a large Gacha installation where visitors can participate in an on‑site drawing event, receiving one random collaboration artist figure.
