It's the one with all the clothes.
The first-ever “Friends” limited-edition merch is going to be “there for you.”
Following the highly-anticipated reunion, the cast of the beloved sitcom has joined forces for a good cause.
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Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, and Matt LeBlanc designed a line of merchandise that commemorates their favorite moments.
The collection will be available on Represent, a crowd-selling platform that connects fans with their favorite artists.
The cast pledged to give half of their proceeds to charities of their choosing.
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A total of three drops will be available. The first one includes pieces inspired by seasons 1 to 3, while the remaining two drops will feature items inspired by scenes and quotes from the latter seasons.
The collection will only be in stock for a month before it’s gone for good.
Fans of the sitcom were given a special sneak peek of the collection on social media.
Aniston’s proceeds will benefit Americares, a global non-profit organization giving relief to those affected by COVID-19.
Her merch includes a hat with the signature “Friends” font with the phrase: “We Were SO Not on a Break!”
Cox’s drop proceeds benefit EBMRF, an LA-based nonprofit that raises awareness and money for epidermolysis bullosa, a rare genetic skin disorder.
In her Instagram post, she rocks a shirt with the whole cast standing in front of the iconic water fountain. The phrase “I’ll be there for you,” inspired by the sitcom’s theme song, is written on the front.
Her character’s signature phrase “I Know” is also adorned on several items.
Schwimmer’s proceeds will go to The Rape Foundation to support state-of-the-art treatment for victims.
In his post, he’s seen wearing a T-shirt with a silhouette of his character, Ross Geller, and Rachel (Aniston) with the words “Lobsters.”
Kudrow’s drop will help Feeding America to end hunger nationwide. She dons a shirt that features the phrase: “We were on a break!,” which famously refers to Ross and Rachel’s breakup.
Perry’s tee features a drawing of himself with the phrase: “You have to stop the Q-Tip when there’s resistance.” Proceeds will benefit City of Hope, which finds treatment for cancer, diabetes, and other diseases.
LeBlanc shared a photo of himself holding a mug inspired by the episode where his character, Joey, wore all of Chandler's (Perry) clothes. Half of the proceeds will benefit Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
Other items in the shop include tees, crewnecks, hoodies, and caps with popular phrases like “Who’s Fica?” “Could I BE wearing any more clothes?” and “Smelly Cat.”
Prices range from $29.99 to $49.99
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