CASE 01
Est. 2020
adidas
Three Stripes Legend
First Filipino artist named an adidas Creator — a fit that made sense before it was official, since TEQ63 has worn Superstars since day one. Launched alongside the shoe's 50th anniversary, later expanding into the Harden collection and the Manila Tees line.
“He brings so much Filipino pride into his work. The fans love how it connects to them and their culture.”
Jen Dacasin, Head of Brand, adidas Philippines
CASE 02
Sold Out
Jollibee
JolliTEQ
A figure and packaging design built to feel like unboxing a meal, not just opening a toy. Collectors camped outside for days ahead of its TOYCON PH 2024 launch.
“Talented Filipinos are more than capable of succeeding on the global stage.”
Dennis Reyes, Sr. Brand PR and Comms Manager, Jollibee
CASE 03
ComplexCon '21
Run-DMC
TEQ DMC
A tribute to the group that made adidas Superstars a hip-hop icon in the first place. Red-and-black tracksuit colorway, gold chain included — DMC himself showed up to sign figures.
CASE 04
Personal
Smart
TEQ5G
Quiccs' late father spent 35 years working in telecom. Built around Smart's 5G branding, this figure became a quiet, personal tribute to that career.
CASE 05
10 Yrs Running
Devil Toys
Action Figure Partner
Since 2014, Hong Kong's Devil Toys has turned the Bulletpunk cast into fully articulated 1:6 scale figures — folding pocket gun and robot K9 sidekick included.
CASE 06
Fan Favorite
FLABSLAB
Ghost of Kurosawa
Co-created with Singapore's FLABSLAB, "GOK" — nicknamed the Mech Samurai — has stayed one of the most sought-after figures in the entire lineup.
“GOK is still a fan favorite.”
Jeffrey Koh, FLABSLAB