Red Dead Redemption 2 is all about getting immersed in the world, and that doesn't have to stop at the screen. With the new Red Dead Redemption 2 collection from clothing retailer Barking Irons, you can bring your cowboy's aesthetic into the real world - though you may have to rob a bank to afford it all.
Barking Irons specializes in high-end, themed apparel, and per Rockstar's announcement, its Red Dead Redemption 2 collection features "exceptional quality and authentic, heritage materials and subtle nods to in-game designs." For instance, the collection's jackets and shirts bear the name of protagonist Arthur Morgan, and its duffel and saddle bags are Rockstar-branded. It all looks very nice, and these pieces definitely have prices to match. Here's everything in the collection (at the time of writing; Rockstar says more t-shirts are on the way):
- Gunslinger jacket - $250
- Denim shirt - $150
- Everyday shirt - $120
- Railroad shirt - $120
- Union henley - $92
- Saddle bag - $180
- Tote bag - $75
- Riding duffel bag - $325
Granted, that's a nice jacket, but $92 for a white henley? The materials are undoubtedly top-shelf stuff - including Japanese denim, waxed cotton and leather, and real cowhide - but some of the prices are a tad eye-watering. Then again, short of playing the game atop a real horse (with its head in a tree, obviously), this is probably the closest we'll get to a 4D Red Dead experience, and for some fans that may be worth the price. And I mean, wow, that is a really nice jacket.
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