The three new T-shirt designs come in nine colorways total, all branded with Blonded Radio, Frank Ocean’s Apple Music online radio program. The vinyl reissues of Blonde and Channel Orange are also back in stock.

Approaching 13 years since its premiere, Frank Ocean listed the first vinyl edition of his 2012 studio album Channel Orange for sale at $69 on blonded.co.

The drop includes a new Blonded Radio shirt and Jacquard shorts with NYC icons, as well as a restock of the 2022 Blonde LP reissue.

The new merch includes a line of Acid Tab sweatshirts, T-shirts, sweatpants, and mousepads. Additionally, several designs that debuted in July 2022 are now available in new colorways, including two classic logo hoodies, three classic logo tees, an “LSD” tee, and two “Iceman” hoodies.

The back sides of the “ThinkPad” and “Chairman” posters sold by Blonded in December 2022 form a missive by the “Recording Artist” that details his past events and alludes to his future music projects.

The lyrics foldout accompanying the December 2022 LP reissue features a cryptic note, titled “Cost of Master Recordings.” It tells a fictional story based on Ocean’s real-life struggle to retain ownership of his 2016 studio album from Def Jam.

In yet another surprise merch drop, Frank Ocean has reissued his 2016 album Blonde as a double LP. Also available are some new Blonded Radio T-shirts and posters. Actor Jeremy Strong is featured on variants of both.

In conjunction with two new episodes of Blonded Radio, Frank Ocean has released a new wave of Blonded tees and a poster commemorating 10 years of Channel Orange.

In the brand’s first merch drop since January 2020, Blonded has released several new T-shirt designs and a double-sided poster.

The undelivered 7-inch single, sold by Blonded in November 2019, has been stricken by a little demon: the coronavirus. In February 2020, customers were first notified that their orders would be replaced with a new record, later revealed to be Ocean’s unreleased single “These Days.” However, those orders are now being refunded due to supply chain issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ocean is running a get-out-the-vote initiative through his website, blonded.co, and sending previous Blonded customers a free poster and set of postcards to remind friends and family to vote in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

Blonded notified customers via email that their “Little Demon” 7-inch vinyl, sold in November 2019, will be substituted with an upcoming single. The message does not provide a reason for the change, although it may be due to supply chain issues caused by the recent coronavirus outbreak.

The surprise release includes sweatpants, hoodies, socks, boxer shorts, iPhone cases, and a phone ring holder.

Frank Ocean lists “In My Room” and “Little Demon” vinyl singles for sale, alongside more PrEP+ T-shirts, a silk scarf, and an LSD-inspired art print.

In a surprise merch drop following Frank Ocean’s premiere PrEP+ party on Thursday, the artist is releasing two of the tracks he premiered there on vinyl, “Cayendo” and “Dear April,” as well as two Blonded logo and PrEP+ T-shirts.

The magazine, originally released in August 2016 in conjunction with Blonde, was made available online only once before, during a 2017 Black Friday sale. Alongside the reissue is a double-sided poster celebrating the 2-year anniversary of Blonded Radio.

Frank Ocean offers free merchandise to fans who voted in key areas during the 2018 midterms.

After several months of production delays, copies of Frank Ocean’s album Endless on CD, DVD, VHS, and vinyl are being delivered to customers who ordered the items on Cyber Monday 2017.

Endless gets a physical release on CD, DVD, VHS, and vinyl, alongside two posters. The CD and LP will feature “new, improved full-dimensional stereo.”

Frank Ocean collaborates with the international shipping company Worldnet on a limited-edition hoodie.

Combinations of three designs were available in two colorways. These designs would be screen-printed onto shirts. T-shirts could be purchased on-site or on the garment of your choice.

A newly surfaced promotional video captures scenes from Frank Ocean’s 2016 pop-up shop in Chicago, Illinois, one of four locations where fans picked up free copies of Boys Don’t Cry magazine and its companion album, Blonde. The company Square56 produced the one-minute feature, which is the third hype video to emerge since Ocean released the two projects.

Two promotional reels for Frank Ocean’s August 2016 album and magazine, Blonde and Boys Don’t Cry, have appeared on Vimeo. The first video shows model Ysham Jackson getting his blonde hair cut. The second features an unusual interview with Frank Ocean.

Ocean has re-released his August 2016 studio album and magazine, listing a limited-edition LP, CD, posters, and other merchandise for sale at boydontcry.co.

There’s no news yet for when these designs will be available.

In a website and Tumblr post, Ocean reveals that “album 3” is set for release in July 2015, alongside “issue 1” of his companion magazine. The teaser offers a first look at the magazine’s cover, which will be available in “two versions.”

OFWGKTA released three tees on its website to celebrate Frank Ocean turning 25 years old. The first features a photo by Nabil Elderkin, first published in a recent cover shoot for Oyster magazine. The second top has an illustration of Ocean with his nose in a Nike sneaker, and the third shows love for his dream car, the BMW M3 E30.

The sheet music company’s 96-page softcover contains notation for 12 tracks from Frank Ocean’s 2012 studio album, including “Thinkin Bout You,” “Sierra Leone,” “Sweet Life,” “Super Rich Kids,” “Pilot Jones,” “Crack Rock,” “Pyramids,” “Lost,” “Monks,” “Bad Religion,” “Pink Matter,” and “Forrest Gump.”