A New Collection of Daft Punk Merch Just Dropped: See Some of the Standout Items

Los Angeles-based streetwear brand Pleasures has released a new Daft Punk collaborative collection featuring clothing, home goods, gaming equipment and other items sure to make fans drool.

The collection borrows some of its imagery from the duo’s 2003 film Interstella 5555, their Random Access Memories-era iconography, the video for “Da Funk” (specifically its anthropomorphic dog Charles) and more. The collection features pants, jackets, t-shirts, shorts, hats, bookends, a dartboard, soccer ball, gaming pad and more. See select items from the collection below, and see all the items here.

The collection was debuted at a pair of pop up party’s in Daft Punk’s hometown of Paris and in Los Angeles in June and July before officially going on sale last Wednesday, July 16. While many of the items are already sold out as, as Daft Punk fans have swarmed to them in typically rapid fashion, many remain available.

Founded in 2015, Pleasures is also currently selling collaborative lines with Joy Division and Slipknot.

Daft Punk memorabilia is a phenomenon among fans. When the pair announced their breakup in 2021, the secondary market for merchandise and collector’s items skyrocketed online. In the days after the February 22, 2021 announcement Billboard reported that fans were flocking to stores like eBay and Etsy, where “a sealed two-LP copy of the band’s 2013 album Random Access Memories was up to $355 [48 hours after the news], a limited-edition action-figure set was going for $406 and sellers were asking astronomical prices for rare memorabilia, like a “Get Lucky” condom for $10,000.”