





In the live-action ONE PIECE, the Straw Hats set out on a grand adventure to find the fabled One Piece treasure. So far, they’ve forged exciting new friendships, battled fearsome foes, and created plenty of long-lasting memories.
Much like Luffy and his brave crew, we’ve searched far and wide for the special bounty that you can bring home without having to navigate the treacherous waters of the Grand Line. From delectable food items to playable action figures and showstopping apparel, there’s something every pirate can treasure.
While you can’t sail the high seas aboard the Going Merry, you can keep reading for a list of the ONE PIECE merch that will make your collection as epic as the Straw Hats’ exploits throughout the East Blue. Act quickly — items may disappear before you've secured your loot.

The LEGO Group, Netflix, and Tomorrow Studios are bringing you six new sets inspired by ONE PIECE Season 2. Build your own 7.5-inch tall Tony Tony Chopper, play in Dr. Hiriluk’s Hideout, or stage a larger-than-life showdown with the giants of Little Garden. Re-create the epic battle at Drum Castle, assemble Garp’s Marine battleship, or charge into battle with a Captain Smoker figure riding a brick-built motorbike. The possibilities are endless!
All six sets hit major retailers and LEGO® shelves around the world on Aug. 1.

The ONE PIECE x Moose Toys collection brings the action of the pirate saga right to your fingertips with an assortment of action figures of your beloved Straw Hats, including Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper, as well as villains from Baroque Works. Or cozy up with your favorite characters via plush collectibles of Luffy, Nami, Chopper, a surveillance snail, and the giant whale Laboon.
Items are available now at major retailers and Moose Toys.

Join the action with a NERF Going Merry Blaster, complete with eight NERF Elite foam darts and a clip-on holster to carry as far as your imagination takes you; available now at Target. Or channel your inner Zoro with a trio of katanas inspired by the green-haired Straw Hat. Each sword, sold separately and available now at Walmart, is 24 inches long and features a foam blade with a plastic core and a foam hilt.

The Quiksilver x ONE PIECE collection blends surfer culture with the anime aesthetic, fit for any Straw Hat with bold taste. The collection includes board shorts, graphic T-shirts, and a water-repellent jacket — a handy accessory for choppy seas.

Bring home the flavors of ONE PIECE with a limited-edition bundle of McCormick seasonings inspired by the live-action series. The collection includes The One Spice all-purpose seasoning (savory onion, fried garlic, sesame, and tangerine), King of the Meats seasoning (bold chili, cardamom, and zesty lime), Sanji’s Baratie seasoning (a blend of onion, parsley, turmeric, sauvignon blanc wine, and lemon), and Chopper's Cotton Candy finishing sugar (cotton candy and toasted marshmallow).
Stock your cabinets now and start cooking like the Straw Hats.

Find your treasure among the assortment of ONE PIECE merch available in the Netflix Shop. The bounty ranges from apparel to lifestyle accessories and collectibles. Show your fandom proudly in a ONE PIECE Straw Hat Neighbours jersey or a Tony Tony Chopper embroidered beanie. Secure your valuables in a Jolly Roger storage box, sip your favorite beverage in ONE PIECE–themed drinkware, and so much more.

Kinder Joy and Funko have teamed up for a sweet surprise: a new collection of Kinder Joy eggs, each hiding a toy figurine or themed accessory inspired by the first two seasons of ONE PIECE. The 23-piece collection features toys and accessories of Straw Hat crew members Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Usopp, Chopper, and Vivi, together with some of the show’s memorable villains, including Mr. 0, Mr. 5, Miss All Sunday, Smoker, Wapol, and Buggy.
These special editions, wrapped in metallic gold foil, will be available at major retailers in Europe beginning in September.
Stream Seasons 1 and 2 of ONE PIECE, based on Oda’s beloved manga series, now. And read up on ONE PIECE Season 3 here.































































































