The Last of Us Day is September 26 and to celebrate this year, the team has revealed brand new merchandise on the PlayStation Gear Store as well as a limited-time 20% discount on existing The Last of Us clothing and accessories. The discount only lasts for the duration of The Last of Us day, so be sure to use the code before it is discontinued.
How to get the 20% discount on the Playstation Gear Store
The 20% discount only applies to The Last of Us merchandise that has already been released on the PlayStation Gear Store. To get the discount players need to add their desired clothing and/or accessories to their basket and go to the checkout process. After signing in, there will be a promotional code box at the bottom of the page. Enter the code TLOUDAY2022 to get 20% off The Last of Us merchandise for today, September 26, only.
Naughty Dog also announced new The Last of Us Part II merchandise, some of which is available now and some of which can be pre-ordered before their release before the end of this year. Unfortunately, none of the new items that have not been released yet can be pre-ordered with the discount above. The new items are:
Available Now
- The Last of Us Part II Unisex Pullover
- The Last of Us Part II Ladies Pullover
- The Last of Us Part II Carhartt Cap
- The Last of Us Part II Glass Etched Water Bottle
- The Last of Us Part II Insert Coin Ellie T Shirt
- The Last of Us Part II Washington Liberation Front Bomber Jacket
- The Last of Us Part II Blossom Tee
- The Last of Us Part II Stone Coaster Set – Pack of 4
- The Last of Us Part II Earring Set
Available for Pre-Order
- The Last of Us Firefly Aluminum Sign – available December 2
- The Last of Us Part II 3/4 Sleeve Baseball Shirt – available October 12
- The Last of Us Part II Pint Glasses – Set of 4 – available September 30
- The Last of Us Part II Fleece Blanket – available October 19
- The Last of Us Firefly Enamel Keychain – available October 28
- The Last of Us Part II Insert Coin Abby Backpack – available October 7
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