Top Hoodies and Apparel from the Tour Collection
Step 1: Identify the Hero Pieces
The standout this year is the Shattered Glass Pullover Hoodie. It features a high-density screen print that cracks and reflects light differently with movement. It's 80% cotton, 20% polyester - thick enough for fall layering but breathable for indoor shows. Streetwear blogs like Highsnobiety have already called it the "must-cop item of Q3."
Another fan favorite is the Tour Exclusive Bomber Jacket. Satin shell with embroidered tour dates on the back. The lining has a repeating XO pattern. Sizes run slightly large, so I recommend sizing down if you're between sizes.
Step 2: Focus on Fabric and Finish
When buying tour merch online, check the material composition. Pure cotton tees are soft but shrink more. Tri-blend tees (like the Wasted Times™ T-Shirt) hold their shape better and feel vintage from day one. Look for double-stitched seams - that's a sign of durability.
Step 3: Check the Print Quality
Authentic pieces use screen printing or high-density plastisol. If the print feels thin or cracks after one wash, it's likely a counterfeit. The official hoodies have a soft interior and no tag - the size and care info are printed directly on the fabric inside the collar.
Step 4: Watch for Regional Drops
Some cities got exclusive colorways. The LA date had a black-on-black variant of the tour hoodie. The London show had a Union Jack-accented cap. If you're not attending a show, fan resale groups on Reddit (r/TheWeeknd) often share stock updates.
Step 5: Compare Prices
Official tour merchandise prices for 2026: hoodies run $80-$100, tees $35-$45, hats $30-$40. If you see a hoodie for $150 from a reseller, it might be legit but overpriced. If it's $30, it's almost certainly fake.