Disco Elysium is a wonderfully stylish game, and now you can bring the fashion of Revachol to your own wardrobe—if you're able to cough up the dough.
ZA/UM unveiled its Disco Elysium-themed clothing brand ZA/UM Atelier earlier today, with three pieces currently available. Kim's bomber jacket is up for grabs in either orange or black, and a dramatic bat-wing jacket dubbed the Lilik-Hiriadi Death Cloak.
All three are awfully nice, and I would love to grab one myself, but there's a couple of small catches. The jackets are all just a tad pricier than your standard coat. Kim's Aerostatic Pilot Jacket will set you back a cool €399 ($470/£313), with the cloak costing even more at €449 ($529/£386). There are also only 15 available bomber jackets and 7 available cloaks, making these super limited edition—and it seems the Kim jacket is already sold out. They're all made to order too, which contributes towards the heftier price tag.
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They're genuinely stunning pieces though, and I'm just a little bit jealous that I won't get my hands on the black bomber jacket. One of my favourite types of videogame merch is wearable clothes either inspired by or straight out of a game. None of this 'slap the logo on a t-shirt' nonsense, please.
ZA/UM is releasing a beefed-up version of Disco Elysium with its Final Cut edition next week, March 30, with a fully-voiced necktie amongst other things. Just hope these IRL jackets don't talk to you.
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