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Elvis Week: Amazon Drops New Official Merch Commemorating ‘The King’

Wisemen say that only fools would miss out on this collection

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August 11, 2025

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Elvis Week is officially here. The annual celebration that commemorates the rock legend runs from Aug. 8 to 16, 2025, at Elvis’s iconic Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee. According to the official Graceland website, it includes “live performances, panels, contests, new exhibit openings, a Candlelight Vigil, and more.”

If you can’t make it to Graceland this year, you can still bring a little Elvis magic home, thanks to Amazon‘s brand-new Elvis merch collection. Released in collaboration with Sony Music, the officially licensed line features graphic tees, comfortable sweatshirts, and vinyl records, all available now on the mass retailer’s website. Prime members can even have their purchases delivered in under two days.

Sony Guitar Stage T-Shirt

$30.00

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While fan-made Elvis merch has flooded the market for decades, this collection comes with Sony Music Entertainment’s stamp of approval, meaning you’re getting the real deal, not a flimsy knockoff that fades or peels after the first wash.

In addition to the new drop, Amazon also offers a wide range of Elvis gear, from hats and phone cases to bags and other accessories, which you can shop here.

Sony Las Vegas Hoodie

$50.00

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Elvis Week remembers the rockers death on August 16, 1977. In an original Rolling Stone article from that same year, he was described as “rock’s first and most important icon, that became that same catalytic force the Beatles would become almost a decade later, showing young people that they had their own music and their own lifestyles.”

Every piece in the Elvis x Amazon collection features unisex sizing, premium materials, and bold, attention-grabbing graphics of the late singer. The designs mimic album covers and promotional imagery from his illustrious career.

Grab this official Elvis merch while it’s still in stock — or you might be “All Shook Up” when it’s gone.