From vinyl and graphic tees to thoughtful tributes to LGBTQ+ landmarks, these are the Pride releases standing out in 2026
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June is Pride Month, and with only a few days left of the annual LGBTQ+ celebration (plus a packed weekend of Pride parades happening around the globe, including NYC), there’s still time to check out some of the best Pride product collaborations we’ve seen in 2026.
Traditionally, Pride merch shows up drenched in rainbows and high-voltage color as a tribute to the Pride flag created by Gilbert Baker in 1978 — and yes, plenty of this year’s collections follow suit. But we’ve also seen brands take a slightly quieter approach, like Lululemon’s boxy T-shirts stamped with script in the brand’s signature style, an exclusive vinyl collection from Urban Outfitters, and an Abercrombie & Fitch drop that nods to iconic LGBTQ+ landmarks like Provincetown and the Stonewall Inn.
Adidas
Adidas is no stranger to Pride collections — the brand dropped its first one back in 2015, the same year same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide. This year they’re back at it again, with competitive pricing and multiple sizing options still available on Kicks Crew for what remains in stock.
The best part: Most of these collections come from brands we already know and wear, meaning you’re not buying something destined to live in the back of a drawer until next June. These are pieces designed to stick around — whether they’re headed to a parade or just your regular Tuesday rotation. Prices start around $5, though some of the more premium releases climb well into triple digits.
Pride Month traces back to 1970, marking the anniversary of the Stonewall uprising — an event that sparked conversations around LGBTQ+ rights. Same-sex marriage became legal nationwide in 2015, and in 2025, polling from the Human Rights Campaign reported that, “one in ten adults in the U.S. identify as LGBTQ+.”
Where to Buy the Best Pride Collaborations of 2026
Whether you’re part of the community or showing up as an ally, these 2026 Pride collections offer one more way to celebrate the month before the calendar flips.
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch consistently turns out some of our favorite Pride collections because it doesn’t reinvent the wheel — it just makes the wheel look really good in limited-edition styles. The brand takes its bestselling silhouettes and reworks them for the month, including references to Stonewall, Provincetown, and even a RuPaul baby tee.
Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters released its annual Pride-exclusive vinyl collection, and it’s already close to selling out — so if you’ve been thinking about grabbing one, consider this your sign. This year’s lineup includes artists like Kesha and Zara Larsson, among others.
Savage x Fenty
Savage X Fenty already makes the kind of clothes you immediately want to change into the second you get home, but its new Pride collection adds rainbow-script details across editor-approved staples that somehow make them even harder to take off.
Bombas
I’ve been wearing Bombas socks for years and still haven’t found another brand that matches the comfort level — so when they released a subtle, plush Pride collaboration, it became an immediate add-to-cart situation.
Lululemon
Lululemon’s Pride collection stays true to the brand’s whole vibe: Relaxed and chill. This year’s lineup includes options for both men and women, including a boxy scripted tee that feels more everyday staple than one-month-only purchase.
Sephora
Whether you’re in need of glitter for this weekend’s Pride parade or want to support products created by members of the LGBTQ+ community, Sephora has everything from perfume and eye shadow to self-care essentials up for grabs this June.
REI
REI’s Pride drop feels retro in the best possible way and includes exactly the kind of accessories that earn their keep all summer long — think fanny packs, sun hats, and gear built for whatever’s on the calendar. That could mean navigating Pride festival crowds or proving to everyone in your group chat that you actually do hike.
Dr. Martens
While Dr. Martens doesn’t have a dedicated Pride collection this year, we still felt compelled to include the brand because of its decades-long relationship with the LGBTQ+ community (read more about that here). And if you want some Pride-inspired footwear, these sandals bring enough color to hold their own against the rest of your rainbow rotation.
Amazon
Now through Friday, June 26, Amazon is running its annual Prime Day event — which somehow has expanded into basically a full week — and along with discounts across tech and accessories, there are also some solid Pride finds available, including this cheeky candle.
Bub’s Bakery NYC
Who says Pride collabs have to be wearable? Plenty of local restaurants, cafés, and bakeries are going all out for the occasion too, including Bub’s Bakery in New York City, which released funfetti Pride cupcakes for the month. Not local? You can always use food delivery apps to see what Pride-themed treats and limited-edition offerings are popping up near you. Pride dessert counts as celebration and dinner if you plan accordingly.