The pieces include hoodies, hats, T-shirts and even a replica WWE title belt
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Travis Scott has been a longtime wrestling fan and the rapper is now putting his stamp on a new collection of wrestling merch for WWE.
Dubbed the “CJ for WWE Wrestlemania 41 Legends Collection,” the pieces are part of Scott’s Cactus Jack clothing line, and being released just in time for Wrestlemania 41, which takes place this weekend in Las Vegas.
The apparel and merch collection was first teased on the Cactus Jack Instagram earlier this week. Many of the pieces will be available at WWE World at the Las Vegas Convention Center but if you can’t make it out to Vegas, you can also buy the Cactus Jack x WWE collection online.
Here’s a look at some of the best things to buy from the new collaboration. As with all Cactus Jack collabs, pieces are moving fast so we recommend picking up what you want while sizes and inventory are still in stock.
CJ x WWE WrestleMania 41 T-Shirt
Grab this CJ x WWE T-shirt as part of the officially-licensed collection. The 100% cotton tee comes in black with graffiti-style “Sage the Stage” lettering on the back, and a textured Wrestlemania graphic on the front.
CJ x WWE Last Time Jersey
Made in the USA, this screen-print jersey pays tribute to John Cena, who has announced that he is retiring after Wrestlemania. Designed for a loose fit, the lightweight jersey is available in sizes small to 2XL.
CJ x WWE Know Your Role T-Shirt
A bunch of other WWE fan favorites are included as part of the new Cactus Jack collection, including The Rock, whose infamous words, “Know Your Role,” are immortalized on this T-shirt.
CJ x WWE No Bystanders T-Shirt
We love the vintage feel of this “Stone Cold” Steve Austin T-shirt, which pays tribute to one of the all-time WWE greats. This cotton tee features a spray paint-style illustration on the front and back. Fanatics says the spray painting is done by hand, so every T-shirt will be a little bit different. What that means: every T-shirt is a unique collectible that no one else will have.
CJ x WWE WrestleMania Pullover Hoodie
This official Cactus Jack x WWE hoodie celebrates Wrestlemania’s arrival to Sin City, with a Cactus Jack Vegas logo, detailing on the arms, and the iconic red Wrestlemania logo spray-painted onto the back. As with the Steve Austin shirt, each piece will be unique thanks to the spray effect. This is a heavyweight cotton hoodie and available in sizes small to 2XL. Size up if you want that streetwear-inspired oversized fit.
CJ x WWE Logo Adjustable Hat
We’re picking up this Cactus Jack x WWE hat, which features a worn-in look and feel, with handwritten-style lettering. The front features a Cactus Jack and WWE script while the word “Wrestlemania” adorns the back of the cap. This is a one-size-fits-all baseball cap, with an adjustable velcro strap.
Cactus Jack x WWE Replica Title Belt
If you really want to go all out, spring for this instant collector’s item from Cactus Jack. The WWE Replica Title Belt re-imagines the iconic champion’s belt as a modern-day art piece, with rhinestones, chopped-up logo detailing, and hand-drawn graphics. This is the real deal too, with the belt measuring 51.5 x 11.5 inches in length and weighing under over five pounds.
Fanatics says each belt is individually hand-assembled down to the little details, meaning no two are the same. Consider this the ultimate display piece for wrestling fans and Travis Scott fans alike.
Scott has appeared as himself on WWE events before, most recently surprising the crowd at a WWE Elimination Chamber event in Toronto last month. The rapper was joined in the ring by Cena and The Rock, the latter of whom had nothing but praise for Scott.
“I feel like with Travis, he loves the business and loves pro wrestling. He’s a culture guy. Travis Scott is one of the greatest already, of all time. He’s a GOAT, a legend, an icon, he loves the business,” The Rock said. “We get guys and girls like that who want to come in and who are already tapping into the culture and disrupting culture in their own cool way. They want to come in, have fun at the show. Maybe they want to sit and enjoy or be on camera. But some want to get involved. Some, like Travis, deeply want to get involved. That’s what you saw tonight.”
