Merchandise for the Artists and Crew at the Met
$5 discount off of the entire purchase with this coupon code – metholiday – at MyMetMerch.com valid until Dec. 25, 2025 one coupon per customer!
This special edition graphic of Carmen resembles our opening night Carmen, Isabel Leonard, here depicted in the form of a Spanish travel poster with a toreador in the background. Alluring! Available on t-shirts, hoodies, and mugs at MyMetMerch.com
A new design featuring the Escapist from Michael Chabon’s novel and the now popular opera created by Mason Bates and Gene Scheer. The comic book protagonist with muscles bursting faces evil in front of the Empire State Building! This graphic is available on t-shirts and hoodies as well as a 15 oz. mug. Get yours today at MyMetMerch.com!
In a Gorey-like tribute to the 2025 production of Salome at the Met, this t-shirt features all seven iterations of Salome and the decapitated head of John the Baptist all posing for a picture.
In honor of John Adams’ opera Antony and Cleopatra the graphic on the back represents a Roman soldier’s armor. On the front is Mark Antony’s Legion.
The Fidelio graphics hardly need any explanation! Beethoven hunkers down in his own private cell composing his Meisterwerk Fidelio. The prisoner tags are displayed on the front of the garments.
In celebration of the premiere of Jake Heggie’s opera of Moby-Dick this graphic was created in the style of scientific drawings of the time. On the front of the t-shirts and hoodies (and on the side of the mugs) is Pequod Crew!
Brand new graphics for a brand new production of Aida! Aida merch is available in a number of styles as well as branding on the front for Metropolitan Opera Cast and Crew, and Chorus! There are also versions available that feature New Production 2025 on the graphic. For the front only shirts Metropolitan Opera is added to the side of the graphic. Happy New Year!
Now available for the first time are Season T-Shirts for Cast and Crew and Chorus as well as The Metropolitan Opera front shown here!
The graphic for The Hours was created to show beauty plunging into water. The flowers which are a recurring theme in the story represent both beauty and the loss of beauty through death.
