10 WWE Superstars With The Best Merchandise Right Now
Brock Lesnar is only one of several Superstars whose merchandise would be acceptable to wear out.
Though entrance music and attire are crucial to the success of a Superstar in WWE, merchandise is equally important. It's what makes a wrestler marketable as well as memorable in the eyes of the fans.
Sales can either make or break a Superstar. Take the New World Order for example: their simple yet stylish shirt from 1996 can still be seen in the sea of fans who attend wrestling events to this day. Equally, you might run into someone on the street wearing the iconic "Austin 3:16" shirt or Randy Savage's "Macho Man" shirt despite the apparent drop in WWE's popularity.
Times are changing. At one time, only WWE's most elite competitors had their own line of merchandise, but now it seems as if everyone on the roster these days has their face on a t-shirt. But that's not to say everyone's shirts are quality, however; in fact, most are poorly designed garbage that the average fan would be embarrassed to wear in public.
But even in that context there are some excellent shirts that still deserve to be bought and worn with pride. These 10 tees are worth a look the next time someone gets you a gift card to WWE Shop and you're hoping to add to your wrestling clothing collection.
10. Bray Wyatt
Bray Wyatt's shirts might be the only pieces of merchandise on this list that you wouldn't want to wear in public; after all, people wouldn't know what to make of a sheep on your shirt with the words "Find Me" written across it.
Nevertheless, they're cool shirts and entirely fitting of his character, which is the key to selling star-branded merch. They're every bit as bizarre as he is, and if you were a true member of The Wyatt Family, you would own one, too.
The "New Face of Fear" shirt is even better with the black-and-orange colors perfectly fitting for the Halloween season that's just around the corner. If you've ever wanted to be in possession of one of Wyatt's signature fedoras, those are also for sale on WWE Shop. And who wouldn't want to own a patented sheep mask?
Perhaps his merchandise would be selling better if he wasn't booked so poorly for the first half of 2015.