The 2026 Malcolm Todd tour table runs five pieces deep - and three of them vanish before the encore. Here's what's still available, what sold out first, and where to find restocks.
Tour merch is a snapshot. You can read a crowd by what's left on the table at the end of the night, and at Malcolm Todd's 2026 shows that table gets thin fast.
Here's what the booth is actually carrying this run, what's still findable, and what you've already missed if you didn't get through the door early.
Malcolm Todd's 2026 run keeps the lineup lean - five core pieces instead of a wall of options. Mostly black, mostly heavyweight, all built around the live show rather than a seasonal drop.
When the opening bars of "Chest Pain (I Love)" hit, you can see the entire floor wearing the same shirt. That's the tell for how fast the table empties.
Availability splits cleanly by category, and it's been consistent across the 2026 dates.
Tour tee sizes: small and medium are gone by the end of most nights. XL and XXL hang around longer. If you wear a medium, you're not buying one at the booth unless you're inside the first hundred people.
Hoodie: holds better in larger sizes, but medium and large follow the same pattern as the tee. By the second half of the set, the rack is XL and up.
Long sleeve and beanie: these are the two pieces you can usually still buy on the way out. The beanie especially - it's the one item that's never caused a line.
Poster: entirely venue-dependent. Rooms in the 500 - 800 cap range sell out of posters before doors close. Bigger rooms don't.
Online, the rhythm is different. Restocks land in waves as the run moves between cities, so a size that's gone tonight can reappear next week.
Three things went fastest this run, in this order.
1. The city-exclusive tee. One print per stop, limited count, no restock. If your city's version is gone, it's gone. 2. Hoodies in medium and large. The 400 GSM fleece is the piece people plan to buy before they walk in, and that planning is why it's the first thing to go. 3. The tee-plus-poster bundle. Bundles get priced below buying both separately, so they move in one night. Posters alone sometimes last. Bundles don't.
The long sleeve is the quiet survivor. It's the one piece that regularly makes it to the end of the night in a full size run.
Two places, and they behave differently.
At the booth. Get there when doors open, not when the opener finishes. Most 2026 stops take card and tap now, so you don't need cash. If you're only after a beanie or a long sleeve, you can wait until after the show without much risk.
Online. Restocks show up at the official Malcolm Todd store as the run moves city to city. Tour items live in Malcolm Todd's merch collection between stops. If you want one thing to start with, Featured Product is the piece that moves fastest online too - same energy as the booth, just without the queue. And if you want to see what exists beyond the five tour pieces, explore the full collection.
One warning: third-party resellers list tour tees at two and three times face value with no guarantee of a real restock. Buy from the source when you can.
Yes, in waves. As the tour moves between cities, sizes that sold out at a show often reappear online within a week or two. City-exclusive tees and numbered posters are the exceptions - those don't come back.
Around $45 at the booth. Hoodies sit in the $75 - $85 range, long sleeves around $55, beanies around $30, and posters between $25 and $30. Bundles usually land below the cost of buying the pieces separately.
The tees run true, with a slightly boxy cut. The hoodie runs a touch large because of the fleece weight, so if you're between sizes, take the smaller one. Beanies are one size.
Often you can, if the venue lets non-ticket holders into the lobby before doors. It varies by room and by night. Buying online is the more reliable option if you're not attending.
Check online the following week. Restocks are staggered by size, and medium and large usually come back first because that's what the store reorders most.
If you're after one thing connected to the 2026 run, the hoodie is a good place to start - it's the piece people keep wearing long after the tour wraps, and it's the one that keeps selling out for a reason. - -
Ready to grab yours? Check out the Featured Product in the store.
