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This New Animal Crossing: New Horizons Merch Is Adorable

Controller Gear has a new collection of Animal Crossing: New Horizons merch available to pre-order, including a wonderful Isabelle dad hat.

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The waiting game for Animal Crossing: New Horizons is over. The long-anticipated, much-needed island getaway arrived March 20 on Nintendo Switch. For the past couple of months, we've been rounding up all of the Animal Crossing merch you can buy, from Switch carrying cases and controllers to plushies and Amiibo. One of the best New Horizons-themed accessories are Controller Gear's console skins, which give your Switch or Switch Lite an adorable Animal Crossing look. Controller Gear recently added more officially licensed Animal Crossing products to its lineup, including an ultra-cute water bottle and journal.

Check out Controller Gear's fresh New Horizons merch below. Plus, see GameSpot's Animal Crossing: New Horizons review in progress to learn how the simulation game fares in its first 80 hours.

Animal Crossing water bottle | $20

This water bottle keeps your drinks cold/warm and looks adorable
This water bottle keeps your drinks cold/warm and looks adorable

This teal water bottle featuring the faces of Animal Crossing villagers popped up on Amazon the other day for $20. Then something strange happened. It climbed in price by hundreds and then thousands of dollars, eventually eclipsing $13,000 overnight. It was obviously a mistake. The water bottle is no longer available on Amazon, but you can still pre-order it directly from Controller Gear for the real $20 price. A shipping date isn't shown on the site, but Amazon orders were supposed to ship in mid-April. The stainless steel bottle holds 17 ounces of liquid.


Animal Crossing journal | $13

Comes with a 2020 calendar and blank journal pages to record your island getaway scribblings
Comes with a 2020 calendar and blank journal pages to record your island getaway scribblings

Target's online pre-order bonus for New Horizons, an adorable Animal Crossing journal, has sold out. But Controller Gear has an officially licensed journal of its own for $13 that uses the same print featured on the water bottle. It includes a 2020 calendar and lined pages with a silhouette of Animal Crossing's leaf emblem in the background.


Isabelle "Dad hat" | $15

This may be a
This may be a "dad hat," but it's perfect for everyone

Some call this style of hat a "Dad hat," a simplistic cap with little flair and a relaxed fit. But this hat features Isabelle's smiling face, so we'd say it's anything but plain. The 100% cotton fiber one-size-fits-all hat has a metal sliding buckle to adjust the fit. It's available to pre-order for $15 at Controller Gear. It was briefly available at the same price at Amazon, but Amazon's price has risen to $22. It releases April 15.


Tom Nook beanie | $13

Tom Nook looking extremely happy
Tom Nook looking extremely happy

This Tom Nook beanie captures my favorite Tom Nook look: unamused. Plus, unlike some of his housing upgrades, it doesn't cost very many Bells. You can pre-order the one-size-fits-all--unless your head is really big or really small--beanie for $13 at Controller Gear.


Switch case ($25), Switch Lite case ($13)

Each case comes with quilted graphic
Each case comes with quilted graphic

Controller Gear has an Animal Crossing case for both the Switch and Switch Lite available to pre-order. The Switch case features a hard shell and comes with two Animal Crossing patch skins. It's a pretty hefty case, as it can store up to four Joy-Con controllers, a power adapter, 12 game carts, and a pair of microSD cards. The Switch case costs $25. The Switch Lite case is $13 and has a quilted, soft design. It's designed to just carry the console.


Animal Crossing socks (3-pack) | $13

Three pairs of cute and snuggly long socks to keep your feet warm
Three pairs of cute and snuggly long socks to keep your feet warm

This 3-pack of Animal Crossing Crossing long socks fit shoe sizes 6-10 (men's) and are made of 98% polyester and 2% spandex.


Animal Crossing keychain and lapel pin set

Now you can put four Animal Crossing lapel pins on your backpack
Now you can put four Animal Crossing lapel pins on your backpack

You can grab an adorable lapel pin set from Controller Gear for $13. It comes with four pins: Tom Nook, K.K. Slider, the leaf emblem, and the New Horizons logo. The Tom Nook pin design is also available as a keychain for $7.


Tech decals | $10

Make all of your tech Animal Crossing-themed
Make all of your tech Animal Crossing-themed

Controller Gear's premium tech decals are great for laptops, phones, tablets, and other tech. The decals are scratch resistant and do not leave residue. There are two Animal Crossing decal collections to pick up. Though each features the same set of characters, one has a full-color look while the other is more subdued. You can grab the sheets for $10 each at Amazon.


Nintendo Switch console skins | $20

There are three Switch console skin designs to choose from
There are three Switch console skin designs to choose from

We mentioned them earlier, but these Animal Crossing console skins are so cute that we have to include them here. For the Switch, you can choose between three designs, each of which features Tom Nook and the Nooklings. The skins cover the Joy-Con, back console panel, dock, and Joy-Con grip. You also get a screen protector. Switch console skins are available now for $20 at Amazon.


Nintendo Switch Lite console skins | $10

There are three Switch Lite console skin designs to choose from
There are three Switch Lite console skin designs to choose from

Switch Lite owners aren't left out of the console skin party, and the designs are more varied. You can opt for a Timmy and Tommy Nook design, an outdoor pattern print with a bunch of characters, or a clean Woodtone style. Each skin costs $10 and is available at Amazon.

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