MIN-NANO and DIGAWEL are collaborating again with POWERWARM, placing grey sportswear in a playfully staged gym setting. Scheduled for October 24, 2026, the half-zip top and trousers appear understated at first, revealing yellow zippers, cords and small embroidery up close. Launching on the same day, the POWERFARM pop-up brings the new pieces and earlier collaborations together at DIGAWEL 1.
Yellow details set the rhythm of the grey surface
The Cup shoulder sweatshirt costs ¥33,000 and comes in sizes 2 and 5; the ¥30,800 trousers are announced in size 3. The relaxed half-zip top has a short bright yellow line extending down from the neckline, echoed by the trousers’ wider legs and waist cord. These are the brand’s numbered sizes, rather than direct equivalents of S, M or L. Check the actual measurements separately.
Yellow appears in several places instead of functioning as one isolated decoration. Zippers, ribbons and small embroidery register at different viewing distances. Grey keeps the clothes within an everyday palette, while yellow makes movement and folds easier to notice. Photographs can show colour and proportion, but they cannot establish fabric weight, stretch or comfort during exercise.
Small embroidery sits near the junction of sleeve and body.A yellow ribbon and small embroidery echo the top’s details.
Why does the sportswear say to remove it for exercise?
Text on the ribbon at the zipper reminds the wearer to remove it when exercising, introducing the collaboration’s humour. The campaign includes dumbbells, equipment and bodily movement without presenting the clothes as competitive performance wear. It leaves a little distance between the clothing and its sporting setting. The joke resides in the details, rather than requiring wearers to reproduce every activity shown in the photographs.
Everyday use therefore remains a useful basis for choosing the pieces. The relaxed top can work with existing trousers, while the set links yellow accents across the upper and lower body. Anyone planning actual exercise should separately check whether the clothing, ribbons and equipment are suitable and safe for that activity. These photographs tell the collection’s visual story; they are not fabric performance tests or training demonstrations.
POWERFARM runs until November 1
The POWERFARM event at DIGAWEL 1 is scheduled for October 24–November 1, with past collaboration products alongside the new series. Limited-quantity, store-exclusive items include a ¥4,180 Sack bag and ¥1,980 bandanna. The in-store selection should not be treated as a list available simultaneously through every online channel.
A blue-and-white POWERFARM bandanna is a pop-up store exclusive.
For long-time followers of the two brands, the pop-up offers a chance to compare how several collaborations reuse easy-going clothing forms while changing their expression through text, details and settings. Before visiting, distinguish between the new grey set, store-exclusive accessories and previous collaborations. Their sizes and stock conditions differ, so checking ahead makes the choices clearer.
