A Guide to Stitch Merchandise

Everyone’s favorite intergalactic escapee, Experiment 626, AKA Stitch, is here with merch that’ll have you yelling out ohana.

Stitch has become a cultural phenomenon thanks to his wild mix of cute and chaos. This could be due to his story or perhaps his powerful bond with Lilo, the human who tames him.
Shirts

Shirts are upper-body garments that come in a variety of styles and patterns. They can be worn in a number of ways, including open or buttoned, with sleeves rolled up or down and with a jacket. They can be made of natural or synthetic materials. Fabrics for shirts include cotton, silk, wool and linen, as well as blends.

Often, shirts feature pictures or slogans. A shirt can also have a pattern, such as stripes or checks. It can be made from a wide variety of materials, including cotton, linen, polyester and merino wool.

Shirts can also be used as stitch merch, which is a form of apparel that uses heat transfer vinyl and a specialized software program to create unique layered designs. Shirts can then be cut using a cutting machine to create the design. The resulting shirt is then stitched with a needle and thread to secure the layers. This can be done by hand or on a sewing machine.
Hats

Many people enjoy wearing hats to protect themselves from the sun and add style. These head coverings come in a wide variety of styles and colors, and are categorized by their crown or dome shape. Some hats, like fedora hats, have teardrop-shaped crowns, while others, like baseball caps, are boxy with a crease or stiff peak on the front and feature team logos or designs.

Felt is made from rolling and pressing wool fibers, which mat or interlock to create a soft material that comes in a number of different colors and can be shaped into many different types of hats. Felt hats are typically pricier than those made from other materials.

This Stitch-inspired hat at the Moana Mercantile at Disney Springs features a cheerful Stitch gliding through a sea of palm trees and crimson hibiscus flowers on a plain white hat with green brim. It has a small elastic band inside the crown for a comfortable fit. It also comes in a youth size.
Towels

Towels are made of either terry cloth or a lighter, more stretchy variant known as French terry. The latter is what you’ll find in your favorite hoodie, which means it’s soft, fluffy and perfect for absorbing that post-workout glow.

To make a towel, the raw materials (either cotton or a combination of cotton and polyester) are blown through tubes to a mixing unit where they are blended together before being spun into yarn. They are then woven on dobby looms. The main threads are called warp and weft threads, which sit at right angles to each other. The weaving process also includes a special stitch called terry pile that creates the fabric’s looped surface.

After the towels are woven, they’re passed over a lighted inspection table where weavers and quality inspectors can check them for flaws like unevenness or snags. If any are found, they’re labeled as seconds or imperfect and may be rejected. The towels are then cut into their final sizes by a large cutting machine.
Bags

A bag is a flexible container for holding items, often with a long string or strap to be worn around the shoulder. It can also have a rigid internal tubular or wire frame to give it structure or support.

You can carry your Stitch obsession with pride with these bags and more from Hot Topic. These bags feature various characters from the show, or even all of them together.

Another fun way to express your love of the show is with these shirts from EMP, which depict our favorite galactic experiment. This shirt features him on the front and back, surrounded by beautiful floral patterns.