Naruto Pain and Itachi lead a limited Shonen Jump Store drop
The official Shonen Jump Store has launched a limited Naruto collection focused on Pain and Itachi, with no restocks promised once items sell out.
The official Shonen Jump Store has launched a new Naruto collection centred on Pain and Itachi Uchiha, with the shop warning that the limited items will not be restocked once they sell through. The range includes a desk mat, clothing and ComplexCon-branded pieces, while at least one item has already sold out.12
Pain takes over the collection
The headline item is the Naruto Pain XL Desk Mat, a 90 x 38 cm mat showing Pain above a detailed illustration of Konoha. The official store lists it at $32, with a 3 mm thickness, a non-slip rubber base and a micro-control surface. It is clearly aimed at desks that happen to double as battle stations, rather than being purely decorative merchandise.1
The same Pain artwork appears on a jumbo-print T-shirt. The natural-coloured shirt starts at $64, with larger sizes costing more, and uses an all-over village design with Pain's silhouette worked into the front and back.1
Itachi gets the centrepiece hoodie
Itachi's main item is a brown zip-up hoodie built around his Sharingan and the character's role in Naruto's story. The relaxed-fit, 14 oz cotton hoodie starts at $106 and rises to $110 for 3XL. The store page showed 3XL as sold out when the collection was checked.1
The drop also reaches into ComplexCon 2026 merchandise. A khaki Naruto Doodle Work Jacket starts at $158, while a Classic Panel Tee and a Team 7 Portraits Tee are listed at $42 each. The collection's Naruto Doodle Skate Deck, an 8-inch, seven-ply maple deck, was listed at $80 but was already marked sold out.1
Black Clover joins the launch
The store has added a separate Black Clover line alongside the Naruto products, including Yami and Asta T-shirts, a Black Bulls beanie, a logo hoodie and a desk mat. That makes this more than a single-character restock: it is a broader capsule drop across two major Shonen Jump properties.1
The official store is operated by VIZ Media in the US, and its limited-stock warning is the important detail for shoppers. Unlike a routine catalogue addition, the listing says these pieces will not be restocked, so a missing size may not return after the current run sells through.12
Our opinion
The Pain desk mat is the most immediately convincing piece because its wide format gives the Konoha artwork room to breathe, while the Itachi hoodie is the collection's clearest statement item. The limited-run approach also fits the subject: these are designed as focused fan drops, not permanent basics. The catch is that the strongest designs are already moving quickly, so anyone interested should check the official listing rather than assume a sold-out size will come back.