New Metal Gear Solid merchandise by Fangamer announced
Merchandise company Fangamer has unveiled the next batch of items in their Metal Gear Solid line. This time they added several clothing items, a tote bag made to look like the iconic ‘Orange’ cardboard box, a pack of Metal Gear Solid themed playing cards, a set of Solid and Liquid pins and even a plush set of best friends Solid Snake and Otacon (ketchup bottle included).
This official Metal Gear Solid snapback hat was designed by Derek Carmody and Tony Kuchar. It’s a low-crown profile 6-panel cap with a fully embroidered front design.
Snake and Raiden Enamel Pin Set
A virtual grunt of the digital age. That’s just great.
This official Metal Gear Solid hard-enamel pin set was designed by Nina Matsumoto. Each one measures about 1.7 inches tall.
All I can do is fight.
This official Metal Gear Solid t-shirt was adapted by Tony Kuchar from art by Yoji Shinkawa. It’s printed front and back by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts from Port & Company and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
A name means nothing on the battlefield.
This official Metal Gear Solid t-shirt was designed by Ian Wilding. It’s printed by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts by Canvas and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
The Orange Cardboard Box Tote Bag
Don’t put anything in you’re worried about losing—things tend to keep a really low profile in here.
This official Metal Gear Solid canvas tote bag measures about 14.5 inches tall and features a screenprinted design by Tony Kuchar on both sides.
Metal Gear Solid Playing Cards
This should make it easier to keep track of all the characters, if nothing else.
This set of playing cards was manufactured by the US Playing Card Company, the same company that produces Bicycle card decks. It was designed by Tony Kuchar using original art by Yoji Shinkawa.
Stars of the cutest li’l codec calls you could imagine.
- Each fully posable plush stands about 10 inches tall
- Magnetic field ration and ketchup bottles to hold
- Snake’s bandana and Otacon’s jacket and metal glasses are removable
These official Metal Gear Solid plushes were designed by Nina Matsumoto and Eyes5.
This is the third batch of Metal Gear Solid items Fangamer has added to their store, the first batch went on sale in November of last year, and the second batch was added in August of this year.
Update 5-20-2021: Fangamer has recently added two new items to their Metal Gear Solid merchandise line, as well as a set of pins that comes as a bonus with one of them. The first new item is a Metal Gear Solid Hoodie with the game’s logo on the front, and designs inspired by its HUD.
Metal Gear Solid Infiltration Pullover Hoodie
This official Metal Gear Solid pullover hoodie was designed by Tony Kuchar with four print locations—front, back, and both sleeves. It’s a midweight, poly-cotton hooded sweatshirt from Independent Trading Company and Port & Company.
The second item is a beanie based on Gray Fox’ exoskeleton helmet, and it comes with three buttons as a bonus.
Metal Gear Solid Tokugawa Heavy Industries Beanie
This official Metal Gear Solid beanie was designed by Brian Carmody and features an embroidered logo. Each one comes with three 1″ bonus buttons.
Update 9-14-2021: Three new items have been added: two shirts and a lenticular pin set inspired by the game’s CODEC.
This official Metal Gear Solid t-shirt was designed by Nina Matsumoto and printed by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts from Canvas and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
Metal Gear Solid What a Thrill Shirt
What a thrill! / you’re clothing, and I’ll change into you. This official Metal Gear Solid shirt was designed by Jon Kay and Jorge M. Velez and printed by Forward on soft polycotton shirts from Canvas. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
Metal Gear Solid CODEC Lenticular Pin Set
All sorts of frequencies in one convenient package.
This official Metal Gear Solid pin set includes six 1.4-inch tall lenticular codec faces that shift between two images depending on your perspective, plus a hard-enamel codec pin you can place between them for added verisimilitude.
Includes:
- Roy Campbell
- Solid Snake
- Meryl Silverburgh
- Otacon
- Sniper Wolf
- Liquid Snake/Master Miller
Update 25-10-2023: Another batch of new merchandise has been added to the line-up, including shirts, aprons, stationary and pins, among other items.
Kept you waiting, huh?
This officially licensed Metal Gear Solid hard-enamel pin set was designed by Jorge M. Velez. Series design by Jon Kay.
Each PINVERSE pack includes two enamel pins, a holofoil character card, and a card holding two stickers, all packed in a display box.
The character pin stands at 1.8 inches tall and the item pin is 0.7 inches tall.
Awesomeness of a Puppy’s Paw Pads
Yeah, I bet they would feel nice.
This official Metal Gear Solid V t-shirt was designed by Nina Matsumoto. It’s printed front and back by Forward on soft, pigment-dyed cotton shirts from Comfort Colors and Port & Company. (Pigment-dyed shirts soften and age with washing and settle over time into a uniquely vintage look and lived-in feel.)
Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
This official Metal Gear Solid long-sleeved shirt was designed by Tony Kuchar and printed front and back by Forward on 100% cotton garments from Port & Company.
Metal Gear Solid Stationery Set
For anything that’s too sensitive to transmit via Codec.
This official Metal Gear Solid stationery set was designed by Tony Kuchar using original art by Yoji Shinkawa. It includes:
- Three 44-page mini-notebooks measuring 5.5 x 3.5 inches.
- Two pencils
- One clear vinyl sticker sheet.
What possessed you to name it Metal Gear Mk. II?
This official Metal Gear Solid enamel pin was designed by Jorge M. Velez. It measures 1.5 inches tall, and features a hinged screen with a lenticular print on the inside.
So they’re still around…
This official Metal Gear strapback mesh cap was designed by Tony Kuchar. It’s a strapback cap with a mesh back embroidered with a vintage FOXHOUND design.
Precious cargo on board.
This official Metal Gear Solid V hard-enamel pin was designed by Jorge M. Velez. It’s composed of two separate pins that collectively measure about 3 inches tall.
The puppy’s stitching is going well. There’ll come a day when he’ll be able to join you on missions.
This official Metal Gear Solid plush was designed by Nina Matsumoto and features a removable polyester vest, embroidered details, and a plush knife prop that attaches to its mouth with magnets. It’s about 8 inches tall when seated.
An advanced Codec (Cooking Decoration) for discerning agents.
This official Metal Gear Solid apron was designed by Audrey Waner and printed by Forward. It has two front pockets and an adjustable neck strap.
You know, animal disguises are one of the oldest tricks in the book.
This official Metal Gear Solid hard-enamel pin was designed by Nina Matsumoto. It measures about 1.5 inches wide, thanks to the snout.
Who are the Patriots?
This official Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty shirt was designed by Ian Wilding and printed by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts from Canvas and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
Not for honor, but for you.
This official Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater shirt was designed by Ian Wilding and printed by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts from Canvas and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
If you’re spotted, zip up your jacket to go from ALERT to EVASION mode.
This official Metal Gear Solid shirt was designed by Ian Wilding and printed by Forward on soft, 100% cotton shirts from Canvas and District. Each one comes with a bonus sticker.
Source: Fangamer
