If flaunting your PlayStation fandom is something you like to do, then Merchoid have a couple of new licensed hoodies designed for you. Inspired by the PSone and PlayStation 2, the £44.99 pullovers celebrate Sony’s classic consoles by reflecting their colour schemes and designs. The PSone top, for example, has a large circular back much like the system itself – while the PS2 option instead opts for statement lines.
“As soon as you see the PlayStation logo, you hear the very distinctive load up tune,” community manager Jessica Adams said. “Whether your fondest memories are warping through time with Crash Bandicoot, saving the world in Final Fantasy, or getting hot under the collar with Spyro the Dragon, the PlayStation opened up a world of never before seen 3D gaming. These hoodies are an affectionate nod to these original console powerhouses.”
Both hoodies are set to release in November, and you can pre-order through here.
Please note that some external links on this page are affiliate links, which means if you click them and make a purchase we may receive a small percentage of the sale. Please read our FTC Disclosure for more information.
[source merchoid.com]
Comments 14
Don't like the PSone one, but I think the PS2 one looks quite cool.
I'm all for people wearing whatever they want but if someone wears stuff like this when they are out and about I'd think the majority of the public would think that person was a sad tw*t.
@MaccaMUFC That's silly. Like you say, people can wear what they want.
@MaccaMUFC
Why is it any different from wearing a football shirt? or any branded product with a logo on?
Yeah, that grey one is pretty ugly. The black one is kinda cool except for all those lines on the midriff.
@get2sammy Of course they can but I'm just saying I think people rocking these outfits in public, some people out there would think negatively, it's just the world we live in today I suppose but then the people who would wear these probably couldn't care what people think.
@dryrain It isn't any different but when I've had people say to me I need to grow up because I'm still gaming in my 30s (some people think gaming is just for kids believe it or not) it gives you an idea what they would think seeing someone wearing clothing associated with gaming.
@MaccaMUFC That's funny, people walk around parading Jersey's without feeling this way. What's wrong with celebrating something you enjoy?
I wonder how dark the PS2 hoodie actually is...I only ask cause the top photo, which I assume is the same one, looks significantly lighter in tone.
Please sell these on Amazon PS
I'd jump at the PS2 hoodie. It looks pretty slick.
@MaccaMUFC I'd say let them judge. We're past the point of gaming being a child's thing in the industry, and if people can't see that, that's their problem. I'm clearly not the one who needs to grow up if I'm getting heckled for wearing gaming clothes.
@MaccaMUFC the black one looks nice, but if you choose to wear that bug ugly grey thing on your back, expect to get stick.
@MaccaMUFC I have to disagree. I wear game tops a lot. Some of the gear these days is fashionable and pretty obscure so you cant really tell they are games most of the time other than to the trained eye.
I would also have a higher chance of being battered wearing a man utd top as I work in Liverpool.
I know what I'm getting for Hanukkah.
The dividing lines on the PS2 hoodie look... odd, to say the least.
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...