We put Bad Friends merch through real-world tests - washing, wearing, and even a salsa spill. Here's our honest review of quality, fit, and value from the official store.
Bad Friends has become a staple in podcast comedy, with Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino bringing chaotic energy every week. Naturally, fans want to rep the podcast. But is Bad Friends merch actually worth dropping cash on? We bought several items from the official store - including the classic "Bad Friends" logo tee and the Yoko Ono hoodie - and put them through real wear tests: washes, daily use, and even a few spills. Here's what we found.
The T-shirts are 100% ring-spun cotton, 180 GSM - not the thin Gildan blanks you often get with influencer merch. After five washes (cold water, tumble dry low), the print on our orange "Bad Friends" tee shows no cracking or peeling. The hoodie is a 50/50 cotton-poly blend, fleece-lined, with a generous cut. It's warm without being stiff, and the embroidery on the chest logo is tight - no loose threads.
Sizing runs true to size for standard fit. The tee is slightly boxy (as Bobby wears it), while the hoodie has a relaxed silhouette. If you're between sizes, go down for fitted or up for baggy. We tested a large in both; the tee fits like a standard large, but the hoodie sleeves are a touch long - good for tall fans.
At $35 for T-shirts and $65 for hoodies, Bad Friends merch sits in the mid-range for podcast merch. Compare to Your Mom’s House at $40 tees or TigerBelly at $30 - you're getting slightly better cotton and print quality for the price. Shipping is flat $5.99 within the US, and international rates are reasonable.
The designs lean into the podcast's inside jokes: "Psycho,” “Ching Chong,” and the iconic skull logo. They're not generic text-on-shirt - each piece references specific episodes or bits. The Yoko Ono hoodie, for example, nods to a recurring bit. That kind of specificity makes them conversation starters, especially if you’re a deep-cut fan.
We wore the tee to a live recording at The Comedy Store in LA (Bobby and Andrew's stomping grounds). After a full day plus a post-show taco run (with a salsa incident), the stain washed out completely with no residue. The print on the back of the hoodie - the “Bad Friends” ghost logo - hasn't faded after a month of weekly wear.
The only place to get authentic Bad Friends merch is the official Bad Friends store. Avoid third-party sellers on Amazon or eBay - we've seen bootlegs with off-center prints and cheaper blanks. The official site often runs bundles (tee + hat for $55) and limited drops around tour dates. Right now (July 2026), they’re stocked in all sizes for most designs. To see the full range, explore the full collection. If you're looking for a starting point, the Featured Product - the classic logo tee - is a solid first buy.
If you're a regular listener who wants gear that lasts beyond the first wash, Bad Friends merch delivers. The quality is better than most podcast merch, the designs are exclusive, and the pricing is fair. Start with the classic tee - it's the one Bobby and Andrew wear on the pod, and it's a staple in any fan's wardrobe. - -
Ready to grab yours? Check out the Featured Product in the store.
Moving into a dorm this fall? These Bad Friends merch picks will keep you comfy, stylish, and ready ...
undefinedGet ready for Bad Friends Tour 2026 with the best merch picks for concert night. From hoodies to pin...
undefinedPlanning a road trip in 2026? Discover the best Bad Friends merch to bring along for comfort, style,...
Official merchandise — premium quality, designed for the community.
