Civil Regime, WWE and AAA Drop a Día de los Muertos Collection on La Parka and Rey Mysterio Today

Civil Regime's next licensed drop is a lucha libre one, timed to the holiday. The label announced WWE x CIVIL REGIME x AAA for Día de los Muertos on Instagram on Halloween, "an exclusive collection honoring the legends of lucha libre", with artwork it says WWE and AAA created exclusively for it. It goes live today, November 1, at 12pm PT, with no preview. Its shop has no products up yet, but its launch page, billed as a shock drop, names five wrestlers: La Parka, El Grande Americano, Rey Mysterio, Penta and Fénix. It also calls this Civil Regime's first collaboration with La Parka, a tribute to his legacy through its Roses From Concrete line.

The campaign photos show what's coming. One oversized black tee puts LA PARKA in jagged pink letters over a sugar skull with marigold eyes; another spells out MYSTERIO above Rey Mysterio's mask, worked in purple, orange and a cross, wrapped in marigolds and vines. There's a black hoodie and sweatpants printed with a white and red skeleton in Civil Regime's spiky, metal-flyer style, and a card with a gothic DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS logo over the WWE mark and Civil Regime's RFC FOREVER, Roses From Concrete, sign-off. The model is in full calavera face paint.

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The AAA name on it is the new part. WWE announced in April 2025, on the WrestleMania 41 countdown show, that it was buying Lucha Libre AAA, Mexico's leading lucha promotion, with the Mexican company Fillip, and the two have shared cards since. A Civil Regime collection that pairs a WWE name with an AAA one, released on Día de los Muertos, is that deal showing up in merch: lucha libre sold to the streetwear customer rather than only at the arena.

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It's the label's second licensed drop in three days. On October 30 Civil Regime released three horror collections for Alien, Predator and AVP: Requiem, and the pattern is the same: a franchise with a loyal crowd, artwork made for the drop and a hard release time. The difference is the build-up: the Alien drop had days of teasers and a preview, while this one was announced the day before, with nothing shown on the shop. Wrestling fans and Civil Regime's own customers overlap more than most licensing pairs, and Día de los Muertos gives the drop a reason to exist beyond the logo.

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What isn't known yet is the pieces and the prices. Civil Regime says the story behind the collection is in a pinned comment on its post, and the pieces go up on its shop at noon Pacific, 3pm Eastern. We'll add the line-up and prices once they're listed.