Everyone knows that the best part of any convention is the merch, but San Diego Comic-Con swag is S-tier. Hundreds of big companies and independent artists bring exclusive goods to the convention floor for lucky attendees to purchase. The rest of us can only look on enviously, but hey, that’s still pretty fun, right? Check out some of the coolest SDCC 2026 exclusives below. Yesterdays x Reigning Phoenix Music Transformers: The Movie: The Soundtrack – The Reformatted Edition Cassette Box Set Soundwave-themed box© Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music Laserbeak variant © Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music Ravage variant © Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music Blaster-themed box © Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music Ramhorn variant © Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music © Yesterdays/Reigning Phoenix Music/Hasbro Music Yesterdays is known for its pop culture pins, and while those remain extremely good, we’ve got our eye on these Transformers: The Movie soundtrack cassette box sets. There are four variants: Ramhorn, Ravage, Laserbeak, and Steeljaw. The cassettes are designed to look like the original G1 Mini-Cassette Transformers, and the boxes are themed after Blaster or Soundwave, depending on whether you grab an Autobot or Decepticon variant. They also come with two enamel pins. Each box set costs $50; the Ramhorn and Ravage editions will be available at Yesterdays’ booth, #1028, and Laserbeak and Steeljaw will be available at RPM’s booth, #4029. Bull Airs x Atomic Toybox Mars Attacks Long Horn High Tops © Bull Airs/Atomic Toybox © Bull Airs/Atomic Toybox Bull Airs makes pop-culture-themed sneakers, and they’re teaming up with Atomic Toybox to bring these officially licensed Mars Attacks high tops to SDCC. They’re available for $299 at booth #3917.