Where to Shop the Grateful Dead and Taylor Stitch Clothing Collection

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Not only are the Grateful Dead one of our favorite bands, but they’re also responsible for some of our favorite music-meets-fashion collaborations. Over the years, we’ve seen the rock icons link up with everyone from surf brands to golf labels, and now Taylor Stitch is getting in on the action.

The menswear company just dropped a Grateful Dead collection packed with work shirts, denim jackets, graphic tees, hats, and even a leather belt stamped with the band’s name.

Prices start at just $38 for a set of collectible patches that can be added to some of Taylor Stitch’s bestselling outerwear, while the most premium piece in the lineup is a $238 denim jacket that looks like something Bob Weir could’ve worn backstage, onstage, or anywhere in between.

A few of our other standouts include the graphic tees, which are cut from cotton and feature artwork inspired by the band’s unmistakable visual identity (yes, the Dancing Bears make an appearance), along with the button-down shirts, a great option for Dead Heads whose days involve more desk time than “Truckin’” trips.

The limited-edition hats are worth a look too, offering a more subtle way to show your allegiance without going full tie-dye.

The Grateful Dead may have celebrated their 60th anniversary in 2025, but their legacy continues to grow. What sets this collection apart from many of the band’s past collaborations (Malbon Golf, Vineyard Vines, and Levi’s) is its inspiration: the Grateful Dead before the accolades and arena shows, and before they became one of rock’s greatest acts.

Instead, Taylor Stitch looks back to the band’s younger years, when a group of musicians was helping shape the counterculture movement.

“Grateful Dead have always felt bigger than a band — they represented a way of life rooted in creativity, community, and an independent spirit that still defines the region today,” said Luke McAlpine, Head of Brand at Taylor Stitch, in a release. “This collaboration really channels the shared DNA between the two of us — a reverence for timeless style, lived-in utility, and the distinctly classic energy of Northern California.”

And if history is any indication, this collection probably won’t stay fully stocked for long. Anything featuring the Grateful Dead name or signature script scribbled across the front tends to attract devoted fans and collectors alike. Most sizes were still available at the time of writing, but if a particular piece catches your eye, we’d suggest acting sooner rather than later.