Abbey Road Studios has today revealed details of their exclusive Pink Floyd merchandise collection. The collection celebrates the 50th anniversary of the band’s classic album The Dark Side of The Moon which was recorded at Abbey Road and originally released on 1 March 1973. The collection is on sale from 1 March and is available exclusively at the Abbey Road Shop.

Speaking about the new collection, Abbey Road’s General Manager Jeremy Huffelmann says: ‘We are delighted to announce the first ever official collaboration between Pink Floyd and Abbey Road, with the launch of this unique range celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of the band’s seminal work, The Dark Side of the Moon. The album is a landmark in modern music and a milestone in Pink Floyd and Abbey Road’s long shared history. This range celebrates both the classic visual iconography and the deeper stories behind a body of work that shaped popular culture and has delighted Pink Floyd and Abbey Road fans for half a century.’

The new range is an Abbey Road Studios x Pink Floyd collaboration and is inspired by the familiar personality and visual language that runs through the fabric of The Dark Side of The Moon. The iconic album artwork has been reimagined and carefully selected for each product, telling the story of the album through the collection.

Products in the Abbey Road x Pink Floyd collection include a collection of trend led apparel of both short and long sleeve t-shirts, bucket hats, hoodies and a tote bag, along with mugs, keyrings, magnets, coasters, shot glasses, guitar picks and straps, as well as a one of a kind ‘session sheet’. Speaking about the range of products on offer, Abbey Road’s Head of Retail Jason Hart says: ‘The Abbey Road team has delved into our extensive archive to access assets that have been unseen by the public, and indeed Pink Floyd, until now. We have lovingly replicated a one-of-a-kind session sheet dated 30 May 1972 ‘onwards’ taken from the first day of recording of The Dark Side of The Moon, accompanied by annotations of personnel, effects and equipment used during the sessions. This is a collection that has been carefully curated with music fans at the heart, with elements that are trend-led to take the much-loved artwork to a new, style-conscious audience.’

For further information on the collection which launches on 1 March, please visit the Abbey Road Shop.