Details
Fabric & Construction
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 posters & wall art collection 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.
Fit & Sizing
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.
Price vs. Competitors
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.
Design & Uniqueness
The designs lean into the podcast's inside jokes: "Psycho,” “Ching Chong,” and the iconic skull logo. They're not generic text-on-bad friends merch store shirt-69f0b8c5b751084457007755)-women-men-summer-short-sleeve-tshirt-tee-hiphop-streetwear-top-6a0cce340fd849719709a08d) - 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.
Durability
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.