If there’s two things we are nostalgic for, it’s classic Atari games and spending our childhoods running around outside. This Earth Day, Atari is launching a new merch collection that is perfect for all tree-huggers and plant-lovers. 

The highlight of the collection is the Earth Day Overalls. These earthy brown overalls feature a white Atari patch on the front, are made with sustainable materials, and have a hang tag that you can plant to grow wildflowers. The overalls also come with a knee pad, so you can cushion yourself as you get your hands dirty while planting your garden this year. 

The collection also features a brown trucker hat, a light brown T-shirt, and a pink long-sleeve crop top. Each of these pieces features the classic Atari logo, but are still the perfect addition to your wardrobe if you’re looking for a subtle way to show off your gaming obsession. 

For the rest of the month, Atari is planting a tree for every item sold at atari.com, including this merch collection, games, and more. So far, the company has pledged to plant more than 9,000 trees. 


ATARI EARTH DAY APPAREL

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Add some staples to your closet with Atari's Earth Day collection. | Source: Atari

Add some staples to your closet with Atari's Earth Day collection. | Source: Atari

Add some staples to your closet with Atari's Earth Day collection. | Source: Atari

This collection of subtle apparel includes a pair of overalls that come with a gardening knee pad, a T-shirt, a long-sleeve crop top, and a trucker hat.

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Ashley Pelletier

Ashley Pelletier

Ashley is Associate Editor for The Toy Insider, The Pop Insider, and The Toy Book with a Master's in journalism from Quinnipiac University. When she isn’t writing her latest story, she is reading a fantasy novel or rewatching one of her three favorite TV shows over and over again. She’s also a big fan of showing people pictures of her dog and cat.

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