Oregon’s latest merch drop leans all the way into the Ducks’ growing brand identity, and this one comes with a monster-sized twist.
Just before kickoff in Columbus, the No. 23 Ducks rolled out their “Mummy Duck” uniforms and warmup gear, then added another eye-catching release online: a Godzilla collaboration built around the “Epic Clash” collection.
The three-piece set includes a “Godzilla vs. Duck Hoodie” priced at $100, plus the “Kaiju Clash Tee” and “Godzilla vs.
Duck Tee,” both at $50. The artwork shows The Oregon Duck battling Godzilla in front of Autzen Stadium.
The collection ties back to the “Toky-O” inspired drop, which featured the Oregon “O” logo mixed with brush stroke text. According to the Division Street press release, the new release comes through an agreement between Toho International, Inc. and DOAF, and it went on sale at The Duck Store starting Saturday.
“The collection's story imagines Godzilla being challenged as it arrives in Eugene, Oregon. Following the events of the Oregon Football team’s Summer 2026 visit to Japan, Godzilla has come to defend its reign but discovers Eugene is defended by The Duck. The collection pits these two icons in an epic battle of monster versus mallard,” Division Street said.
The connection to Japan runs through the June 25 through June 27 trip coach Dan Lanning and seven Oregon athletes took to Tokyo for the “Tokyo Oregon Football Showcase presented by Flight Club.” That trip was put together by the program’s NIL group, Division Street, sneaker retailer Flight Club, and the Japan Gridiron Association.
By mid-afternoon Saturday, the hoodie was down to a size small only. The black “Kaiju” shirt remained available in small and medium, while the white shirt still had small and medium sizes ready to ship.
The merchandise is only part of the rollout. Oregon is also bringing back the 65-foot-tall “inflatable Duck,” the same one that first showed up at the 2024 Big Ten media days when the Ducks joined the conference.
During the Japan trip, the inflatable Duck was placed beside Godzilla, with senior quarterback Dante Moore’s Heisman campaign posters underneath. The stunt spread quickly online, and some Oregon fans even edited the monster into the Ducks’ roster profile.
The latest collaboration fits the larger push Oregon has made to project its brand beyond Eugene. Lanning pointed to that reach when he said, “Part of the attraction to be here is just we’re innovative.
We’re on the cutting edge. We’re looking at things that are different and maybe haven’t been tackled before.
Football is a fast-growing sport, and I think the ability to create some exposure again for our team, find a new fanbase that can say Oregon is their favorite team, and then create those unique experiences for our players are all reasons this trip made a lot of sense,”
Godzilla won’t be limited to the store shelf, either. When Oregon hosts Michigan at Autzen Stadium on Nov. 14, the game will feature Godzilla-specific videos in the stadium, along with a helmet graphic that pairs Godzilla with “Go Ducks” in Japanese.
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