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Label is a term that refers to given names found in names of gear that convey the idea that they belong in one group, often supported by the fact that the labels in other languages share the same pattern of naming. Some labels are also found using a brand's mascot name, like FishFry, while others share the same icons or designs.
A label can also refer to gear without a pattern in the naming when they share the same icon or design on them, like Reel, and gets its name from one particular piece of gear or other source. Labels are found in both Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

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Arrow

Arrow is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found on five pieces of Takoroka footwear, and one piece of Toni Kensa footwear. The Athletic Arrows, the Crazy Arrows, the Orange Arrows, the White Arrows and the New-Day Arrows, being variants of each other, have a small Takoroka logo at the top of the tongue. Another Takoroka logo can be seen on the back of the shoes.

The Arrow Pull-Ons are almost identical to the other Arrows. The difference being that a Toni Kensa logo can be seen on the back of the shoes as well.

The name Arrow comes from the Japanese name of the label, "アローズ" Arōzu, which translates to arrows. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralized.

Dakro's logo

Dakro

Dakro is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2

This label is found on two pieces of Zink clothing. The Dakro Golden Tee and the Dakro Nana Tee, being variants of each other, have a rectangular design with Zink's name on front of the tee. The topmost two characters in the design resemble a 10. A tag with Zink's logo can be found on the hem of the tee. Another Zink logo is featured on the back of the tee.

The name Dakro comes from the Japanese name of the label, "デカロ" dekaro, which is a combination of the words "デカ" deka, the Greek word for ten, and the Japanese noun for logo, "ロゴ" rogo. It might also come from deka and Zink's Japanese name, "アイロニック" Aironikku, considering the label Dakronik is constructed similarly.

Dakronik

Dakronik is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2

This label is found on five pieces of Zink footwear. The Black Dakroniks, Chocolate Dakroniks and Mint Dakroniks, being variants of each other, have an arrow around the back of the heel and a tag with Zink's name on it on the side of the shoes. On the tongue of the shoes the Dakro logo can be found. This could mean that Dakroniks are the shoes of Dakro, which is supported by the fact that the first part of their names are the same in English and Japanese. The characters resembling the 10 from Dakro's logo can been seen on the back of the shoes.

The Blue Laceless Dakroniks and the White Laceless Dakroniks, being variants of each other, have, similar to the previous shoes, an arrow around the back of the heel and a tag with Zink's name on it on the side of the shoes. They have the Dakro logo on the tongue of the shoe as well. They also have the same 10 characters on the back of the shoes.

The name Dakronik comes from the Japanese portmanteau "デカロニック" dekaronikku which is a combination of the word "デカ" deka, the Greek word for ten, and the Zink's Japanese name, "アイロニック" Aironikku. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralised.

Dakronik's Spanish name is very similar to the Seahorse and Hi-Horse labels. Their labels being Hipocampo-B, Hipocampo and Hipocampo-A respectively.

Deca

Deca is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2

This label is found in two pieces of Zink clothing and in one piece of Forge headgear. The Navy Deca Logo Tee and the White Deca Logo Tee, being variants of each other, have both a logo on their front and back that resembles that of Zink. The Deca Tackle Visor Helmet has Inkling text and characters resembling Inkling numbers on its front and back, as well as a logo on the sides which does not seem to resemble anything.

The name Deca comes from the Greek word "deka" meaning ten. The label derives from the Japanese label "デカ" deka, also deriving from the aforementioned Greek word. This might be a reference to squids having ten tentacles. Deca's Japanese label is used to make both the Japanese labels Dakro and Dakronik. This is supported by the fact that "deka" is usually used as a prefix in words. This could also be coincidence.

Eminence

Eminence is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in one piece of Enperry footwear and two pieces of Enperry clothing. The Eminence Cuff has Enperry's name engraved on it. The Milky Eminence Jacket and the Navy Eminence Jacket, being variants of each other, have Enperry's name on the front. The navy variant has Enperry's name on the back while the milky variant has a white, gold, red, and black squid emblem on both the front and back sides of the jacket.

The name Eminence comes from the same English noun meaning a position of prominence or superiority. In other languages, Eminence's name is the same as the King label. However, Eminence's Italian name is the same as the Enperrial label.

Enperrial

Enperrial is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in two pieces of Enperry footwear. The Milky Enperrials and the Navy Enperrials, being variants of each other, have Enperry's name on the back of the heel.

The name Enperrial comes from the Japanese name of the label, "エンペリアル" Enperiaru, which translates to Enperial. This likely comes from the Enperry's Japanese name, "エンペリー" Enperī, and the Japanese word for imperial, "インペリアル" Inperiaru. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralised.

FC Albacore

This is gear that share an icon or design found in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in one piece of Takoroka clothing and one piece Skalop headgear. The FC Albacore has Takoroka's logo on the right side and an emblem on the left side of the chest. This emblem is likely the emblem of the team called FC Albacore. Underneath that is Inkling lettering. On the back is an Inkling number resembling the 10 and above that is Inkling lettering that resembles Nintendo. on the left arm, an armband with Takoroka's logo can be seen.

The Do-Rag, Cap, & Glasses has Skalop's logo on the front of the cap. A skalop logo sticker can be seen on the bill of the cap and the same Inkling lettering resembling the logo of Nintendo can be seen on the back of the cap.

Slipstream United

This is gear that share an icon or design found in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in three pieces of Takoroka clothing. The Slipstream United has Takoroka's logo on the right side and an emblem on the left side of the chest. This emblem is likely the emblem of the team called Slipstream United. The emblem is in the form of a shield and depicts what resembles anchor shaped squid with two ink splatters on either side above the squid. Underneath that is Inkling lettering. On the back is an Inkling number resembling the 10 and above that is Inkling lettering. on the left arm, an armband with Takoroka's logo can be seen.

The Purple Camo LS has the same anchor shaped squid emblem on the left side of the chest. The hem of the shirt features a tag with Takoroka's logo. The same anchor shaped squid emblem (albeit larger) along with the same Inkling lettering as the ones found on the front of the Slipstream United can be seen on the back of the shirt. on the left arm, an armband with Takoroka's logo can be seen.

The Tricolor Rugby has the same anchor shaped squid emblem on the left side of the chest as well. Takoroka's logo can be seen on the back of the shirt.

FishFry

FishFry is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in three pieces of Firefin headgear, five pieces of Firefin clothing and two pieces of Firefin shoes. The Black FishFry Bandana and the FishFry Biscuit Bandana, being variants of each other, have small icons of FishFry, Firefin's mascot, on them. Firefin's name can be found on the back.

The FishFry Visor has FishFry on the front, Firefin's name on the left side and a tag with Firefin's logo on the right side of the visor.

The Black 8-Bit FishFry, the Gray 8-Bit FishFry and the White 8-Bit FishFry, being variants of each other, have an 8-bit FishFry on their front and back. A tag with Firefin's logo can be seen at the bottom of the gear

The Blue 16-Bit FishFry and the Khaki 16-Bit FishFry, being variants of each other, have a 16-bit FishFry with Firefin's name underneath it and just the back of FishFry on the back. The first two characters of Firefin's name can be found on the end of the left sleeve. A tag with Firefin's logo can be seen at the bottom of the gear

The Red FishFry Sandals and the Yellow FishFry Sandals, being variants of each other, have Firefin's name on the strap of the sandals as well as on the side of the sandals. They also have FishFry embroidered onto the sides of the socks.

The name FishFry comes from the noun fish and the verb to fry. The name was likely inspired by FishFry's Japanese name, "ヤキフグ" Yakifugu, which translates to grilled fugu.

Iromaki 750

Iromaki 750 is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in six pieces of Tentatek footwear. The Blue Iromaki 750s, the Green Iromaki 750s, the Orange Iromaki 750s, the Purple Iromaki 750s, the Red Iromaki 750s and the Yellow Iromaki 750s, being variants of each other, have a horizontal strap with a white Tentatek logo on it and large white text running across it, being Inkling characters of Tentatek's name. A large, white Tentatek logo can be seen under the strap.

The name Iromaki 750 comes from the Japanese name, "イロマキ750" Iromaki 750. "マキ" maki is Japanese for roll. The 750 part of the name comes from the same real-life shoes, the Adidas Yeezy Boost 750. Because it refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralized.

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Norimaki 750

Norimaki 750 is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in three pieces of Tentatek footwear. The Black Norimaki 750s and the White Norimaki 750s, being variants of each other, have Tentatek's logo and presumably its name on the end of the strap and on the tag on the back of the shoes.

Although this piece of gear doesn't share the label in its name, the Sesame Salt 270s is very similar in design. The top has a horizontal strap with Inkling text on the end. A small Tentatek logo can be seen on the sides of the shoe, between the strap and the ankles, as well as on the outside of the toes.

The name Norimaki 750 comes from the Japanese "ノリマキ" Norimaki which is a type of sushi dish. "ノリ" Nori is the Japanese name given for editable seewead and "マキ" maki is Japanese for 'roll'. Like Iromaki 750, the 750 part of the name comes from Adidas Yeezy Boost 750. The 270 part of the Sesame Salt 270s comes from the real-life shoes Nike's Air Max 270. Because it refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralised.

King

King is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2

This label is found in two pieces of Enperry headgear and five pieces of Enperry clothing. The King Facemask has the latter half of Enperry's name on its front. Similarly, the front of King Flip Mesh has this as well but featuring a crown on top of the text. Enperry's full name can be found on the underside of the bill.

The King Jersey has Enperry's logo on the front and numbering in Inkling can be found on the left sleeve and back. Like the King Facemask, half of Emperry's name can be found on the right sleeve.

The Navy King Tank and White King Tank, being variants of each other, have Enperry's logo on the front. Like the King Flip Mesh, half of Enperry's name featuring a crown can be seen on the back. The Slash King Tank has a small Enperry logo with the former half of its name but without the first character while having Enperry's latter half of its name on the front.

Despite that the label is missing in its name, the Grape Hoodie is also King-labeled gear. This is supported by the fact that King's crown is featured on the hoodie, and that in other languages the label of this piece of clothing is present in the name. Enperry's name is featured on the back of the hoodie and in small on left breast.

The name King comes from the Japanese label, "キング" Kingu, which translates to king. The name is fitting seeing how a crown can be found on many pieces of King gear.

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Octoking

Octoking is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2

This label is found in one piece of Enperry headgear and three pieces of Enperry clothing. The Octoking Facemask has the star-and-stripes design found in Octoking's logo.

The Octoking HK Jersey has Octoking's name with its star-and-stripes design within the text, a small red octopus from Octoking's logo and a tag with the second and third characters of Enperry's name along with a character resembling an H on the front of the jersey. The back of the jersey features Inkling lettering and nummering and a tag featuring the first three character of Enperry's name and Octoking's star-and-stripe design. On both sleeves there's nummering as well.

The Black Velour Octoking Tee and the Green Velour Octoking Tee, being variants of each other, have the Octoking's logo on the front of the tees. The back features Octoking's name with what might be the Inkling equivalent of the (™) trademark symbol and a tag featuring the first three character of Enperry's name and Octoking's star-and-stripe design. The left sleeve features Octoking's star-and-stripe design.

Similar to the King label, the name Octoking comes from the Japanese label, "キングオクト", Kinguokuto which translates to king octo.

N-Pacer

N-Pacer is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in three pieces of Enperry footwear, and one piece of Enperry clothing. The N-Pacer Ag, the N-Pacer Au, and the N-Pacer CaO, being variants of each other, have Enperry's logo on the lip with underneath a square with green, yellow and pink dots in it, presumably N-Pacer's logo, with underneath that there's Enperry's name. Enperry's name can be seen on the back of the shoes as well.

The N-Pacer Sweat has a N-Pacer shoe printed on the front with Enperry's name underneath it. On the back are another three shoes and a tag with Enperry's name on the back of the collar. It has Enperry's logo with only the second and third characters of its name on the end of the right sleeve.

The name N-Pacer comes from the Japanese name of the label, "エンペー" Enpēsā, which translates to Enpacer. This is probably a combination of Enperry's Japanese name, "エンペリー" Enperī, and the English verb to pace with the -er suffix added.

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Orca

Orca is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in four pieces of Takoroka footwear. The Orca Hi-Tops, the Orca Passion Hi-Tops, the Orca Woven Hi-Tops and the Sunset Orca Hi-Tops, being variants of each other, have Takoroka's logo on the back of the heel.

The name Orca comes from the Japanese name of the label, "オルカ" Oruka, which translates to Orca.

Power Stripe

Power Stripe is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in four pieces of Takoroka footwear. The Blue Power Stripes, the Red Power Stripes and the Trooper Power Stripes, being variants of each other, have Takoroka's logo on their tongues and Takoroka's name on the back.

Although this piece of gear does not have the label in its name, the Toni Kensa Black Hi-Tops has the same design, including Takoroka's logo and name. This is likely done intentionally since Toni Kensa gear is often just gear from other brands made black with Toni Kensa's logo added to them. The names of this piece of gear in other languages do refer to the label.

The name Power Stripe comes from the Japanese name of the label, "パワーソトリップ" Pawā Sotorippu, which translates to Power Strip. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralized.

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Polpo-Pic

This is gear that share an icon or design found only in Splatoon 2.

This icon or design is found on two pieces of Annaki clothing. The Annaki Polpo-Pic Tee has the Annaki's logo printed on the front of the top overlaid by an octopus logo. On the back is a rectangle design with what looks like a skull with a cherry on top, and two crossed bones, likely named Polpo. The design also features Inkling text.

The Annaki Flannel Hoodie has a small black tag with Annaki's name and two logos on the left cuff while a smaller version of the Polpo-Pic design can be found on the right shoulder.

The name Polpo-Pic comes from the Japanese name of the label, "ポルポピック" Porupopikku, which translates to Polpopic. It likely comes the Italian word polpo which translates to octopus, and the English word pic which is short for picture.

This design can be found on most mentioned gear

Another design

Reel

This is gear that share an icon or design found in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This icon or design is found on two pieces of Zekko headgear and seven pieces of Zekko clothing. The Matte Bike Helmet and the MTB Helmet, being variants of each other, have Zekko's logo on the front and back of the helmet as well as Zekko's name on the top and sides. On the side of the helmet there's a circular design of what could be three stylized squids each having an Inkling character on them. The back of the helmet features a circular design with a pair of U-shaped arrows.

The Zekko Long Carrot Tee and the Zekko Long Radish Tee, being variants of each other, have black inkling text on the sleeves, a black Zekko logo on the left side of the chest and a small Zekko tag is stitched onto the bottom of the shirt. On the back of the shirt, there's the same design of squids as seen on the Matte Bike Helmet and MTB Helmet.

The Reel Sweat has the same U-shaped arrow design on the front as the ones found on the back of the mountain bike helmets, but this time with Zekko's name and Inkling text. There are two small Zekko logos: one on a small label on the front, and another below the nape.

The Varsity Jacket has three Zekko logos: A large one on the front, a smaller one on the left arm, and an equally small one on the front at the lower right. The same U-shaped arrow design as the one on the Reel Sweat can be found on the bottom. On the back is the same circular design with squids as the ones found on the mountain bike helmets.

The Tumeric Zekko Coat has Zekko's name on the left breast and a square with the Zekko's logo on the bottom of the facing The back has the U-shaped arrow design and the tail has white lettering.

The Zekko Hoodie and the Olive Zekko Parka, being variants of each other, have Zekko's name on the front as well as a small tag with Zekko's logo on the left side of the hem. The U-shaped arrow design can be found on the back.

Seahorse

Seahorse is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2

This label is found in three pieces of Zink footwear. The Black Seahorses, the White Seahorses and the Yellow Seahorses, being variants of each other, have Zink's logo on the tongue of the shoes. An arrow resembling the one found on Zink's logo can be seen on the side of the shoe.

The name Seahorse comes from the Japanese label, "シーホース" shīhōsu, which translates to seahorse. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralized.

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Hi-Horse

Hi-Horse is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2

This label is found in four pieces of Zink footwear. The Gold Hi-Horses, the Purple Hi-Horses, the Red Hi-Horses and the Zombie Hi-Horses, being variants of each other, have, similar to the Seahorses, Zink's logo on the tongue of the shoes. An arrow resembling the one found on Zink's logo can be seen on the side of the shoe.

Similar to the Seahorse label, the name Hi-Horse comes from the Japanese label, "シーホースHi" shīhōsu hai, which translates to seahorse hi. The Hi part of the nam refers to the shoe being a high-top. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes, the name is pluralised. Seeing the similarities in the name of the labels the Hi-Horse could be the high-top variant of the Seahorse. This is supported by other languages having a similar pattern to the naming as well.

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Sea Slug

Sea Slug is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in seven pieces of Tentatek footwear. The Amber Sea Slug Hi-Tops and the Gray Sea-Slug Hi-Tops, being variants of each other, have Tentatek's logo on the tongue.

The Blue Sea Slugs, the Neon Sea Slugs, the Purple Sea Slugs and the Red Sea Slugs, being variants of each other, have a small Tentatek logo at the top of the tongue.

The Sea Slug Volt 95s has a small Tentatek logo at the top of the tongue and on the back of the shoes.

The name Sea Slug comes from the Japanese label, "ウミウシ" umiushi, which translates to sea slug. Because the label refers to a pair of shoes for most of the footwear, the name is pluralized.

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Squidkid

Squidkid is a label only found on gear in Splatoon 2.

This label is found in nine pieces of Enperry footwear. The Black & Blue Squidkid V, the Honey & Orange Squidkid V, the Online Squidkid V and the Red & White Squidkid V, being variants of each other, have Enperry's name on their tongues, with the exception of the Online Squidkid V, having the Nintendo Switch Online logo. They have the former half of Enperry's name on the back.

The Blue & Black Squidkid IV, the Red & Black Squidkid IV, the Sun & Shade Squidkid IV, the Pearlescent Squidkid IV and the Rina Squidkid IV, being variants of each other, have Enperry's name on their tongues.

The name Squidkid comes from the words squid and kid. It might be a reference to Nintendo's Splatoon "Squid Kid" Commercial, released on May 12, 2015, on Nintendo of America's YouTube page. In the commercial, the lines "You're a kid now, You're a squid now" were repeated several times.

Squid Slopes

This is gear that share an icon or design found in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found on one piece of Splash Mob clothing and six pieces of Splash Mob footwear. The Orange Cardigan has some small lettering in on the right side of the chest, an arrow-shaped design with a small symbol similar to the letter K just above the left-hand pocket, and a pair of numbers just below the right-hand pocket. The back has more Inkling text curving around the top of a Squid Slope.

The Green Laceups has a Squid Slope on the tongue of the shoe and Splash Mob's logo on the back of the shoes.

The Strapping Reds and the Strapping Whites, being variants of each other, have a Squid Slope on the tongue of the shoe and Splash Mob's logo on the topmost strap. On the back of the shoes Splash Mob's logo can be seen as well.

The Mawcasins, the Piranha Moccasins and the Shark Moccasins, being variants of each other, have a circular emblem with Squid Slope above Splash Mob's logo on the outer side of the shoes. There's Splash Mob's logo on the back of the shoes as well.

Squid-Stitch

Squid-Stitch is a label found on gear in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in one piece of Skalop headgear, one piece of Skalop clothing and one piece of Krak-On footwear. The Squid-Stitch Cap has a sticker with Skalop's logo on top of the brim and one on the back of the cap. The Squid-Stitch Tee has Skalop's name on the front of the tee. The Squid-Stitch Slip-Ons has no visible logo or text.

An emblem featuring two stylized squids, one white and one red, on a red and black background respectively and Inkling text.

Inkling text featuring this Squid emblem

Unnamed Sports Organisation

This is gear that share an icon or design found in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

This label is found in three pieces of Zink clothing and four pieces of Zink headgear, one piece of Krak-On headgear, one piece of Skalop headgear, one piece of Tentatek clothing and one piece of Firefin clothing.

The Urchins Jersey has an Inkling character which is most likely representing the name of the team called Urchins on the left chest and Zink's logo is featured on a tag next to Skalop's logo and underneath it the squid emblem can be seen. On the back is a large number '3' in Inkling surrounded by smaller text in Inkling. The squid emblem can be found on the right sleeve.

The Woolly Urchins Classic has the same character as the one found on the Urchins Jersey and has Inkling text on the back of the cap. The Urchins Cap has the same Urchins character as the others. On top of the brim is a sticker with Skalop's logo. On the back of the cap features the squid emblem.

The B-ball Headband has a small rectangular label with the squid emblem towards the front on the left side. On the back is a tiny tag. The Golf Visor has Zink's name on the front of the visor. Attached to the right-hand side of the brim is another squid emblem.

The B-ball Jersey (Away) has a large graphic with a basketball above Inkling letters on the front with a small rectangular label with the squid emblem. On the back is what is most likely an Inkling number. On the right wrist is a band with Zink's logo. There is a tiny tag on the lower left side of the jersey. The B-ball Jersey (Home) has all the above mentioned features as well.

The Lob-Stars Jersey has a logo with text and a lobster claw on the front of the jersey, this logo is most likely representing the name of the team called Lob-Stars. To the lower left of the logo are a pair of what appear to be numbers, which also appear on the back of the jersey. Further towards the lower left is a tag with Tentatek's logo. To the upper right of the Lob-Stars logo is the squid emblem. Around the right elbow is a sweatband with Tentatek's logo on it.

The Baseball Jersey has Firefin's name on the front of the jersey. Below it is what appears to be an Inkling number. This number is repeated on the back. At the left side of the hem is a small label with Firefin's alternative logo with the squid emblem next to it. This time the squid emblem has white and blue squids on a blue and black background respectively. The right sleeve features another Firefin logo.

A similar design can be found on most mentioned tees

Some of these logos can be seen on the back of the tees

Urchin Rock

This is gear that share an icon or design found only in Splatoon 2.

This icon or design is found on six pieces of Rockenberg clothing. The Black Urchin Rock Tee and the White Urchin Rock Tee, being variants of each other, have a logo and two pins on the chest as well as the same logo on the back. This logo is also seen on flag, banners etc in Starfish Mainstage.

The Chirpy Chips Band Tee, the Hightide Era Band Tee, the Squid Squad Band Tee and the Wet Floor Band Tee each have their own original design on the front of the tee, but all have the same logo on the back as the ones on the Black Urchin Rock Tee and White Urchin Rock Tee.

The Japanese, German and Spanish name of the Urchin Rock tees all refer to Starfish Mainstage, supporting that the logo found of them is either the logo of Starfish Mainstage, or Urchin Rock is the name of an organisation that host the concert there and it is their logo.

Although not having Urchin Rock in the name nor the same label as the previous tees, the Takoroka Galactic Tie Dye and the Takoroka Rainbow Tie Dye, being variants of each other, have one of the logo's seen on Starfish Mainstage on the front of the tees. A tag on the bottom has Takoroka's logo. On the back they feature the same logo next to Takoroka's logo as well.

Speculation

• When comparing Enperry's name with the text found on gear with the Octoking label, the latter half of the characters on Octoking gear have been replaced with different ones. This could mean that the latter half of Enperry's name translates to squid in Inkling, while the latter half of the characters on Octoking gear translates to octo. That leaves king, which translates from the former half of the characters. This would mean that Enperry's name in Inkling translates to king squid, while the Octoking gear features text that translates to king octo. This is supported by the fact that the Octoking's Japanese name is translated as king octo rather than octoking and that the latter half of Enperry's name is often shown with a crown on King-labeled gear.

Names in other languages

Like in English, some labels are pluralised when referring to a pair of shoes, and might be different.

English (NoA/NoE)	Japanese	Dutch	French (NoA)	French (NoE)	German	Italian	Russian	Spanish (NoA)	Spanish (NoE)
Arrow	アローズ Arōzu (Arrows)	Pijl (Arrow)	Flèches (Arrows)		Pfeil (Arrow)	Arrow	Стрелы Strely (Arrows)	Velcro
Dakro	デカロ Dekaro (From "deka", 'deca' and "rogo", 'logo')	Dakro		(No theming)	Dakro	Totanic (Zink)	(No theming)		(No theming)
Dakronik	デカロニック Dekaronikku (From "deka", 'deca' and "Aironikku", 'Zink')	Dakronik		(No theming)	Dakronik	Dakronik	(No theming)		Hipocampo-B (Seahorse-B)
Deca	デカ Deka (Deca)	Deca		(No theming)	Deka (Deca)	Totanic (Zink)	(No theming)		(No theming)
Eminence	キング Kingu (King)	Calamars (From "calamar", French for squid)		DUX (Enperry)	King	Imperial	(No Pattern)		Theutik
Enperrial	エンペリアル Enperiaru (Enperial)	Enperrial		DUX (Enperry)	Enperrial	Imperial	(No Pattern)		Krakien (Enperry)
FishFry	ヤキフグ Yakifugu (From 'yaki', fried, and takifugi)	Firefin		Friture (Firefin)	Rilax (Firefin)	Cool	Фугасик Fugasik		(No theming)
Iromaki 750	イロマキ750 Iromaki 750	Iromaki 750		Tennis high-tech (High-tech tennis)	Iromaki 750	(No theming)	сушитапки 750 sushi tapki 750 (sushi sneaker 750)		Deportiva futurista (Futuristic sports)
Norimaki 750	ノリマキ750 Norimaki 750	Norimaki 750		Tennis high-tech (High-tech tennis)	Norimaki 750	(No theming)	сушитапки 750 sushi tapki 750 (sushi sneaker 750)		Deportiva futurista (Futuristic sports)
King	キング Kingu (King)	Calamars (From "calamar", French for squid)		DUX (Enperry)	King	Calamars (From "calamar", French for squid)	VIP (Very Important Person)		Theutik
Octoking	キングオクト Kinguokuto (King octo)	Octokings		OCTADUX (From "octa", 'octo', and "DUX", 'Enperry')	Oktoking	Octokings	Осьмо-VIP Os'mo-VIP (Octo Very Important Person)		Theutik
N-Pacer	エンペーサー Enpēsā (Enpacer)	N-Pacer		DUX (Enperry)	N-Pacer	(No theming)	VIP (Very Important Person)		Zapakrakien (From "zapato", 'shoe', and "Krakien", 'Enperry')
Orca	オルカ Oruka (Orca)	Orka (Orca)		Orque (Orca)	Orca	Orca	Косатки Kosatky (Orcas)		Orca (Orca)
Power Stripe	パワーソトリップ Pawā Sotorippu (Power Strip)	Scifi (Sci-Fi)		Mégamax (Mega max)	Power-Sci-Fi (Power Sci-Fi)	(No theming)	тента tenta (tenta)		Megabota (Mega boot)
Seahorse	シーホース Shīhōsu (Seahorse)	(No theming)		Hippo ("Hippo" comes from "hippocampe", 'seahorse')	(No theming)	(No theming)	(No theming)	Hipocampo (Seahorse)
Hi-Horse	シーホースHi Shīhōsu Hai (Seahorse Hi)	(No theming)	Hippo hautes ("Hippo" comes from "hippocampe", 'seahorse', high)	Hippo montantes ("Hippo" comes from "hippocampe", 'seahorse', rising)	(No theming)	(No theming)	(No theming)	(No theming)	Hipocampo-A (Seahorse-A)
Sea Slug	ウミウシ Umiushi (sea slug)	(No theming)		Anguille (Eel)	(No theming)	Swimmer	(No theming)		(No theming)
Squidkid	エギング Egingu (Eging)	Squidkid		Eging	Squidkid	Mitilik (From "mitili", 'mussels', + 'K')	(No theming)	Calamark (From "calamar", 'squid', + 'K')
Squid-Stitch	チドリ Chidori (From "Chidori koushi")	(No pattern)		Pied-de-poulpe (Foot of octopus)	(No theming)	Hip-hop	(No theming)	Bicolor
Urchins	ウーニーズ Ūnīzu	(No theming)	Oursins (Urchins)	(No theming)	Urchins	Riccidimare (Sea Urchins)	Ежи Yezhi (Urchin)	Erizos (Urchins)	(No theming)