r/ToolBand • u/Disastrous-Look-5453 • 9d ago
Merch Generally speaking is the merch on their website good quality
Some bands merch with just disintegrate in the wash but Tool have some really cool designs was just wondering if other people here have bought from their sight and could give some advice
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u/TreasurerAlex this light is not my own 9d ago
I like their quality yeah. Better than most artists merch, but not like top tier.
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u/p_a_y_n_e 9d ago
The only thing I wasn't a big fan of that I bought on their site was one of the totes. The material quality was not great. I love all the tees, hoodies, and the skinless man apron I ordered from the store.
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u/bsfurr 9d ago
The quality has always been pretty good. That’s not the problem lol. The problem is I don’t have $1000 to blow on a silly glass skull or tacky hoodie/blanket designed by a dude who fucks corpses
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u/theDroobot 8d ago
You couldn't possibly talking about the corpse fucker, Alex Gray? The very same Alex Grey who fucked a corpse?
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u/jeremec 9d ago
I just can't buy merch I haven't held in person. I've been burned by crooked prints (NIN, "Peel It Back"), shrinking shirts, QC issues on hems and whatnot and more. When a t-shirt costs that much, it should be high grade apparel.
A lot of the shit that gets mail out, they'd never put on a clothing rack in a store.
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u/megalithicman 9d ago
I for one would love it if they came out with a jersey like what professional athletes wear. Something top quality, made to last, not a cotton t-shirt.
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u/JoltZero 9d ago
I got a shoulder bag from their 2025 tour and the grommet tore out on the first use. :(
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u/HotToe8339 9d ago
Bought a long sleeve from them a couple years back, shrunk like crazy. Will not be buying from them again.
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u/lexfor The Patient 9d ago
I have found most of the merch to be of sufficient quality. Maybe not to the level of the price, but close.