Pearl Abyss has announced a collaboration with Dyenamik for some Crimson Desert branded clothing, including a t-shirt, hoodie, and some home and away shirts.
Available on the Dyenamik store here, the items range from £40 for the t-shirt, to £70 for the other items. There is currently two deals on there, too, with 25% off if you purchase two items at once, and 30% off if you grab three or more items.
Here’s the official word on the clothing:
The Crimson Desert jersey collection draws creative inspiration from two contrasting realms of Pywel: the world below and the Abyss above.
The black and charcoal “Home” jersey features abstract block patterns inspired by fragments of the Abyss descending into the world below. The white and gold “Away” jersey reflects the non-linear pathways of Pywel and the intricate, labyrinth-like architecture of the Abyss.
Each jersey prominently displays the official Crimson Desert emblem as an embroidered chest badge across the collection.
The design language extends throughout the broader apparel range. A hero T-shirt incorporates the fragmented motif to frame a monochrome halftone portrait of protagonist Kliff mid-strike, accented with cobalt blue. The hoodie builds on this aesthetic with bold cobalt screen-printed sleeves and the embroidered emblem at the chest.
Read: The Crimson Desert story isn’t great, but that’s on brand for the genre
In our 9/10 scoring review, Mick said: “One thing that is abundantly clear is that Crimson Desert is special. It’s frustrating and buggy and can be very player-unfriendly, but it’s also beautiful, deep, seemingly endless and monumentally, perhaps detrimentally, ambitious. You’ve played dozens of games like it, yet it’s like nothing else you’ve ever played, and that’s the paradoxical statement I’m choosing to end on because it so perfectly encapsulates what this adventure is. For better or worse, people will be talking about Crimson Desert for years to come, and that’s an achievement in itself.”
Crimson Desert is out now for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5.
