‘ACOTAR’ Fans Are Obsessed With American Eagle’s New Magical Clothing Line
Featuring graphic tees and tank tops, this line brings a little Prythian magic to your wardrobe!
Key Takeaways
- American Eagle released a clothing collection inspired by ‘ACOTAR.’
- The bookish collection includes graphic tees and ribbed tank tops.
- Fans are also asking for ‘Fourth Wing’ and ‘Throne of Glass’ merch.
If you’re anything like us, you probably devoured A Court of Splintered Harmony, the latest installment in Sarah J. Maas’ beloved A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series—and are already looking for ways to keep a little Prythian magic in your everyday life. Well, we’ve found just the thing! American Eagle has dropped a new collection of ACOTAR-inspired merchandise, and it’s every bit as enchanting as you’d hope.
From bookish must-haves to adorable pieces you’ll want to wear on repeat, there’s plenty for fans to fall in love with. Keep scrolling to see the collection!
What to know about the ‘ACOTAR’ line at American Eagle
Earlier this year, American Eagle, which is owned by the same company as the loungewear brand Aerie, announced that they would be releasing a line of ACOTAR-inspired merch. The line mainly consisted of t-shirts and tank tops.
“Night Court girlies we are so back,” American Eagle wrote in their Instagram announcement post. “Shop ACOTAR graphics to carry a little Prythian magic wherever you go.”
After the announcement, fans flooded to the comments section to share their thoughts on the collection.
One said that they have “never ordered something so fast in my life.”
Another said that they were “literally adding to cart right now.”
Others, however, took the time to share that while they love the ACOTAR collection, they also wanted some inspired by other hit romance series. Namely Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros.
“I’m kinda hoping y’all decide to do a Fourth Wing collab with Rebecca Yarros,” one customer commented, “a graphic tee with Xaden on it would go platinum in my household.”
Of course, ACOTAR author Sarah J. Maas has two other series as well—Throne of Glass and Crescent City—the former of which fans also want merch for.
“Please make Throne of Glass ones too that are cute and aesthetic!!” one reader urged American Eagle.
Our top finds from the ‘ACOTAR’ line at American Eagle
All of the clothes in the ACOTAR line at American Eagle are amazing, but if we had to choose, these are our top favorites.
A Spring Court tank top
The Spring Court might be one of the most controversial places in all of Prythian, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t love—and want—this ribbed tank top from American Eagle. It comes in two colors—navy and black— has the words “Spring Court” written in pink and is filled with beautiful flowers that will make readers wonder if Tamlin really can be redeemed at some point. This item costs $30.
“Does American Eagle know something we don’t,” one customer said. “Why the Spring Court?”
A Night Court tank top
American Eagle has a ribbed tank top for the Night Court as well. This one also comes in two colors—black and navy—and features the words “Night Court” in the middle surrounded by dark blue flowers. This item also costs $30.
A Spring Court Vineyards graphic tee
Sadly, faerie wine isn’t real, but we promise that this tee shirt from American Eagle is the next best thing. It features the words “Spring Court Vineyards, Starfall Fire Night Collection,” which is an Easter egg from a scene in the first book in the series when Feyra gets tipsy off the wine at the Fire Night celebrations. This item comes in one color, latte, and costs $35.
A Velaris graphic tee
This Velaris graphic tee from American Eagle is our favorite in the collection, hands down. It has the words “Velaris, City of Starlight” written on it, and also features the city’s downtown area as well as its iconic, albeit a little scary, mountain. It comes in one color, white, and costs $35.
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