The saga of nerdy haute couture continues. Following in the footsteps of Jimmy Choo’s Sailor Moon collection, and Loewe’s collaboration with Studio Ghibli, you can currently find a lineup of premium streetwear inspired by Elden Ring at Ark/8. Dubbed The Lands Between Collection, Ark/8 has delivered a fashion-forward lineup of apparel that has some select members of the Polygon staff turning out their pockets for extra runes.
Elden Ring, but make it fashion
The souls-like collaboration with Ark/8 is hotter than Mt. Gelmir
Image: Ark/8
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The Lands Between Collection includes an array of stylish apparel, including t-shirts, button-downs, hoodies, and jackets, all inspired by Elden Ring’s trademark grim and sparse aesthetic. To don these blessed threads however, you can expect to pay upwards of $145, with some items fetching as much as $1,735.
1/8Faux Fur Runes Coat: $1,735 Image: Ark/8
While the price tag certainly isn’t for everyone, there’s no denying how great these fits look, in particular the satin shirts bearing the statue of Queen Marika, and The Lands Between Bomber Jacket featuring an all-over print of the Elden Ring world map.
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The Lands Between Collection from Ark/8 includes an array of stylish apparel, including T-shirts, button-downs, hoodies, and jackets, all inspired by Elden Ring’s trademark grim and sparse aesthetic. While the price tag certainly isn’t for everyone, there’s no denying how great these fits look, in particular the satin shirt bearing the statue of Queen Marika.
If any of these fits have piqued your interest, half of the collection is currently available to purchase exclusively from Ark/8, with the rest available to pre-order ahead of a Nov. 25 launch.
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Why it mattersElden Ring is the culmination of FromSoftware’s genre-defining Souls series, giving players a deep set of tools to overcome incredible and rewarding challenges, and a massive open world full of secrets and mysteries to discover.
— Michael McWhertor, Correspondent
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