Mahoudokoro Unveils a Harry Potter Summer Apparel Line in Japan: Patronus Tops, a Hogwarts UV Hoodie, and More

Expecto Patronum — but make it summerwear. Mahoudokoro, the official Harry Potter shop in Japan, is rolling out a warm-weather apparel collection, with new items landing in stores and online on June 12.

The drop leans into lightweight, breezy pieces with a Wizarding World twist, alongside a fresh run of graphic tees that’s already on sale. Here’s what’s in the lineup.

Patronus See-Through Top
A sheer top with a Patronus print woven into the fabric — light and airy, pitched as a layering accent for summer outfits.
Price: ¥7,700 (about $48)

Patronus Chiffon Bandana
A semi-sheer bandana printed with the Patronus animals, made to tie onto a bag or work into your hair.
Price: ¥3,200 (about $20)

Hogwarts UV-Cut Hoodie
A track-hoodie-style design inspired by the one Harry wears during the Triwizard Tournament, with Hogwarts chest embroidery and striped sleeves. Built for sun protection — and, the shop notes, for over-air-conditioned rooms.
Price: ¥9,900 (about $62)

Honeydukes Polo
A soft pink polo with Honeydukes logo embroidery and Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans detailing, finished with playful mismatched button colors.
Price: ¥5,500 (about $34)

The new graphic tees round things out: a Mandrake design nodding to Chamber of Secrets, a movie-scene print, a Honeydukes sugar-skull design, a Bertie Bott’s beans pattern, and a Luna-inspired Spectrespecs tee. The new tees run roughly ¥5,500 to ¥6,050 (about $34 to $38) each.

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Where things stand:

  • Launch date: June 12 (T-shirt designs already available)
  • Retailer: Mahoudokoro, the official Japan Harry Potter shop
  • Stores: Oasis 21 (Nagoya), Landmark Plaza (Yokohama), Tokyo Station
  • Online: search “マホウドコロ” / Mahoudokoro

A note for fans outside Japan: this is a Japan-only retail launch, so there’s no US listing. Listed prices include Japanese consumption tax, and USD figures are rough conversions that will shift with the exchange rate. The most reliable route is Mahoudokoro’s own online shop paired with a package-forwarding service (Buyee, Tenso, and ZenMarket all handle Japanese retailers), since direct international shipping can be hit or miss. Following the brand is also the fastest way to catch restocks and future drops.

Which piece would you add to your summer rotation? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to follow along for the latest Harry Potter news.

Source: Mahoudokoro (harrypotter_jp_official)

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