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[DJudicMechWarrior]

Hi!

I am kinda new to the forums and been on and off for short periods of the game.
I do enjoy it while I have the time to play, but I would like to ask if there is any wearable merchandise of the game.

I thought it would be cool to go to a bar with a shirt of cool mech stamped on it, or when I invite some friends at home to share a few cups with some stickers or something.

I tried to google it, but didn't come with anything too specific.

I think it would be both a good side for marketing and income.

I would love to find more people in my area, who play MWO, but unfortunately the game doesn't seem to be very popular around here (Sofia, Bulgaria). However, if I see someone wearing such a shirt or a cap, I would definitely go and talk to them.

So is there such a merch shop or if not, why?

[Will9761]

The reason why there is no Battletech Merchandise is because the license is owned by Topps. I know that there was BattleTech Merchandise for MechCon last year and physical items for HBS BattleTech game (including physical Kickstarter gear), but those two ships have sailed. So, unfortunately, you are out of luck. So the only chance you have of getting your own BattleTech merchandise at this point is by finding sites like SpringTee, CafePress, or CustomInk and uploading an image.[redacted]

Edited by McValium, 20 February 2018 - 10:54 AM.
please be careful where those products originate from

[Daggett]

I would design my own shirt too. Google picture-search is full of high-resolution mech-pictures that can easily be edited with gimp or so to be printed on a shirt or cap with services like the ones Will mentioned. This way you can get a very unique shirt which is probably not much more expensive or even cheaper than official merchandise would be.
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Edited by McValium, 20 February 2018 - 10:56 AM.
Please dont help copyright infrigment

[Orville Righteous]

Look for "No Guts No Galaxy" on Amazon. There are shirts with the Atlas, Timberwolf and Hunchback.

[McValium]

Please be really careful what you recommend, commercial goods are easily in a copyright problematic area. Since all relevant info has been giving i´m closing this thread.