Pokémon's New Secretlab 30th Anniversary Collab Is A Thing Of Beauty

Published Aug 14, 2026, 5:01 PM EDT

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It probably won't have escaped your attention that Pokémon is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary. Over the past few months, we've seen the unveiling of Winds & Waves, classic games re-released, and all manner of collaborations and collections paying tribute to three decades of monster collecting and battling. Out of all of these collabs, however, the latest collection from Secretlab might be the best.

If you've never heard of Secretlab, they design some of the best gaming chairs and desks around. It's proper kit for serious gamers. In January of this year, Secretlab released a trio of TITAN Evo gaming chairs based on Gen 1 Kanto favorites: Gengar, Eevee, and Pikachu. Following the success of this range, Secretlab has now released a special range of Secretlab SKINS with all-new Pokémon-inspired designs

Secretlab SKINS are premium chair sleeves designed to let you customize your chairs with a fresh new look. The company has now released three new designs, bringing iconic Grass, Fire, and Water-Type Pokémon to life in an adorable pixel art style and the attention to detail is pretty sweet. As you can see in the gallery above, each design sports various Pokémon of that type.

The Fire-Type Edition includes Pokémon like Charizard, Arcanine, and Ninetails. The Grass-Type Edition sports Bulbasaur, Vileplume, Bellsprout, and the like. On the Water-Type Edition, you can spot Blastoise, Vaporeon, Lapras, and more.

"The beauty of Secretlab SKINS is that you don’t have to stick to just one design," the company writes. "Existing Secretlab TITAN Evo users can just slip the sleeve over their chair, and enjoy a fresh new look! After we launched the Secretlab Pokémon Collection in January, fans had a ton of requests for new designs and even more Pokémon. We’re excited to expand this collab with the Secretlab SKINS Pokémon Pixel Art Collection!"

You can slip on your new custom design in as little as three minutes, and each skin costs $99 USD. Just be aware that these were specifically designed for the TITAN Evo Series,so they might not fit exactly right on any old gaming chair. Do feel free to give it a try, though.