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BTS‘ highly-anticipated new album “Arirang” is out now, and the group has partnered with Target to release several exclusive merch items, including vinyl featuring unique album art, CDs with collectible photocards, the group’s iconic light stick and more. Prices range from $4.99 to $69.00, and all products are available to shop at Target.com.
The Target collection marks the perfect way for fans to rep their favorite Kpop group in celebration of their new music. For those with a favorite member — commonly referred to as a “bias” in the Kpop world — the collection gets even better, as it exclusively features a vinyl variant for each of the seven members: J-hope, Jimin, Jin, Jung Kook, RM, Suga, and V. Among other items available for purchase are a long-sleeve T-shirt, a hoodie, a 2-pack of socks and a canvas bag.
Shop pieces of BTS’s Target-Exclusive merch below. The full collection is shoppable here.
BTS The 5th Album ‘ARIRANG’ – Target Exclusive
This Target-exclusive features a splatter paint-style 12-inch disc and the set also includes a 20-page photo book, turntable slipmat, lyric paper, poster, postcard, photo card set and photo card holder.
BTS Official Light Stick
ARMY can get ready to see the guys on tour by picking up this official group light stick.
BTS Hoodie – Target Exclusive
This official BTS hoodie features an oversized print of the album logo with dropped shoulders for a slightly baggy fit. The hoodie is available in unisex sizes XS to XXL.
BTS Canvas Bag – Target Exclusive
The BTS Target collection also includes accessories like this must-have tote bag. The canvas bag features “Arirang” branding on the front and a classic black and white colorway. The bag measures approximately 10 x 10 inches in size. Carry it over the shoulder or as a handheld tote.
The new BTS album “Arirang” was first announced earlier this year and marks the group’s return to music following a four-year hiatus, made necessary as each member had to complete mandatory military service in South Korea.
In addition to new music, the era kicks off with a live performance, “BTS the Comeback Live | Arirang,” on Saturday, before the group jets off to New York City for a fan-exclusive event with Spotify, and for back-to-back appearances on The “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” at the end of the month. This all culminates in the BTS world tour, commencing in Goyang, South Korea, on April 9. You can find tour tickets here.
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