Attention all Wicked fans: Your wardrobe is about to get a major upgrade! Universal Orlando Resort has just unleashed a spellbinding collection of Wicked: For Good merchandise, and trust us, you’re going to want to see this. But here’s where it gets controversial—while some pieces are undeniably stunning, others might leave you wondering if they’re worth the price tag. Let’s dive in and decide for ourselves!
Bags and Purses: A Journey to Oz
Ever wished you could carry a piece of the Emerald City with you? Now you can! The Her Universe Satchel ($90) is a green tote that’s practically a work of art. The front features the Emerald City under a rainbow, with the Yellow Brick Road leading the way. Flip it over, and you’ll find red poppies and a subtle Wicked Her Universe emblem. But this is the part most people miss—the sides of the bag showcase Glinda and Elphaba’s silhouettes, making it a 360-degree tribute to the musical. Is this bag a must-have, or is it too much for everyday use? Let’s debate in the comments!
For something more compact, the Lug Oz Wallet ($50) and Emerald Green Lug Bag ($65) are perfect for the minimalist fan. The wallet’s Art Deco scallop embroidery and the bag’s circular Oz pocket are subtle yet striking. But here’s the question: Are these pieces practical, or are they purely for show?
Lug Straps: Make a Statement
If you’re looking to personalize your Lug bag, the new straps are where it’s at. The “Wicked” Lug Strap ($22) and “For Good” Lug Strap ($22) are great for fans who want to wear their love for the musical on their sleeve—or rather, their bag. But the “Normal Is Overrated” Lug Strap ($22)? That’s a bold statement, especially with the flying monkey silhouette. Is this strap a fun nod to the show, or does it cross the line into too quirky?
Lug Charms: Tiny Treasures
For those who prefer smaller accessories, the Wicked Lug Charm ($18), Flying Monkey Lug Charm ($18), and Butterfly Lug Charm ($18) are adorable additions to any bag. But are these charms worth the price, or are they just overpriced trinkets?
Apparel: Dress Like a Character
Now, let’s talk fashion. The Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion Spirit Jersey ($85) is a grey and black ombre masterpiece, featuring the Yellow Brick Road pattern and character images on the back. Is this jersey a fan’s dream, or is it too busy for everyday wear?
The Our Universe Scarecrow Hoodie ($70) takes it a step further with visible seams and a Scarecrow tarot card on the back. Is this hoodie genius or trying too hard? Meanwhile, the Kiamo Ko Spirit Jersey ($85) is a sleek black number with iridescent gold lettering and a subtle flying monkey design. Is this the most underrated piece of the collection?
And for the boldest fans, the Black Long Coat ($90) features Elphaba’s profile embroidered on the lapel and a stunning blue and gold geometric interior. Is this coat a fashion statement or a costume in disguise?
Where to Find These Treasures
We spotted all these goodies at the Universal Studios Store at CityWalk. But here’s the real question: Will these items sell out fast, or will they linger on the shelves?
Final Thoughts
This Wicked merchandise collection is undeniably creative, but it’s also polarizing. Some pieces are practical and stylish, while others feel more like collector’s items. What’s your take? Which items are worth the splurge, and which ones should stay on the shelf? Let us know in the comments!
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Written by Amanda Finn (https://wdwnt.com/author/amandaf/)
