Every Item In Call Of Duty's New Clothing Line Comes With An In-Game Bonus

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Call of Duty Warzone doesn't exactly lend itself to skins in the same way Fortnite does. Sure, Nicki Minaj and Snoop Dogg have been added as operators, but you can't truly customize your in-game self to look just the way you want as doing so would scupper your attempts to remain hidden from enemies. That doesn't mean you can't look good while you play in real life though, and now you can do so by wearing some official Call of Duty merch courtesy of Boohooman.

The British fashion brand has revealed its Retro Task Force 141 Call of Duty collection, and everything included in it is available to buy at the Boohooman site right now. Despite the capsule's creation coming about to celebrate the arrival of Warzone season two, its designs pull from Call of Duty history, taking inspiration from games as far back in the series as the original Modern Warfare, released in 2009.

Captain John Price, John 'Soap' MacTavish, and Lieutenant Simon 'Ghost' Riley, three characters long-time CoD players will be very familiar with, are at the center of the collection, hence it being named after their SAS unit, Task Force 141. The crown jewel of the collection is the varsity bomber jacket. Available in either black or green, the jacket features the game's name and a skull with shades logo on the chest, the back, and as a charm for the zip which is a nice touch.

Speaking of charms, items in Boohooman's Call of Duty collection don't only come with stuff you can wear while playing Warzone. Every purchase also includes a Retro 141 gaming charm, presumably something only those who buy from Boohooman will be able to flaunt. You don't have to spend £70 ($89) on a jacket to get that charm either. The collection also includes hoodies for as little as £30 ($38) and t-shirts for just £18 ($23).

The chance to own merch of this quality tied to your favorite games is always nice, and it appears to be the season for it. On top of Boohooman's Warzone collection, the Anti Social Social Club has released a