Subtitle and TOHO International have unveiled their full TIDES collection, a premium apparel line inspired by over 70 years of Godzilla‘s on-screen presence and craft. Subtitle’s eight-piece collection uses Godzilla’s enduring relationship with the sea as its central design throughline, rather than relying on the character’s image alone.

Following Subtitle’s debut “Jujutsu Kaisen” collaboration with TOHO International earlier this year, TIDES expands the label’s narrative fashion approach beyond anime into film, history, Japanese culture, workwear, and craft. Godzilla’s heat ray inspired one of the collection’s recurring textile techniques: laser printing burns the artwork directly on selected denim pieces, permanently altering color and surface rather than applying a conventional graphic.

News of the collection’s debut product, the Godzilla Minus Zero Black Denim Jacket (MSRP: $199), was released on November 6, inspired by the Japanese epic kaiju film’s 1940s Japan setting. Subtitle explored period workwear and denim history in Japan, taking the 1940s Type I denim jacket and updating it to black denim.

Additional highlights from the Godzilla apparel line include the Godzilla Blue Denim Jacket (MSRP: $199), inspired by Japanese workwear, with ukiyo-e artwork by artist Matt Frank laser-printed on the back; the Light Blue Washed Denim Overshirt (MSRP: $165), featuring washed and unstitched details for a wave-like effect; and the 1:1954 Scale Denim Hat (MSRP: $38), featuring a one-inch embroidered Godzilla scaled down from the monster’s original 50-meter height at a ratio of 1:1954—a playful nod to the year Godzilla made its film debut.