Doki Doki Literature Club Merch Has Arrived At Insert Coin
Insert Coin already has a lot of officially licensed collections featuring merch inspired by some of the world's biggest and best video games, but it has really been on a roll when it comes to expanding on those collections and adding new ones so far in 2024. Introducing a new game or series to its family on an almost weekly basis, today marks the arrival of another Insert Coin debut. The site's first-ever Doki Doki Literature Club collection and everything included in the range is available now.
A visual novel/dating sim with smooth edges on the surface but a psychological horror beneath it, Doki Doki Literature Club was released in 2017 and has continued to gather momentum ever since, especially as it didn't find its way to consoles until 2021. A game people continue to go back to since its decision tree means you can experience multiple endings, Doki Doki's popularity continues to endure, and now you can celebrate that by repping merch from Insert Coin.
The Doki Doki varsity jacket is unquestionably the most eye-catching item in the new collection. Designed to look like it's something a student attending Doki Doki School would wear, the attention to detail in the jacket not only makes it the best item in the DDLC range, but one of the nicest things you can buy on Insert Coin full stop right now. The Doki Doki school logo is on the chest, there are badges on the sleeves, and the detailing even extends to the inside of the jacket where you'll find a pocket with a blue heart stitched onto it.
If you're not looking to spend quite that much on Doki Doki merch, or you want to look like a fan of the game rather than an attendee at its fictional school, Insert Coin has a few other things that cost quite a bit less than its flashy jacket. Also a part of the collection is a t-shirt featuring the three characters you can date alongside Doki Doki Literature Club president, Monika. Rounding out the collection are four pairs of Doki Doki socks for those who want to
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