K-pop sensation Stray Kids is gearing up for their 5th fan meeting, which will take place for three days in February. The music octet’s entertainment agency, JYP Entertainment, has released Stray Kids Merch details, which will be available during the SKZ 5’CLOCK fan meeting. The fan meeting merch includes a Tincase polaroid set, Trading card, acrylic set, and other items.

Order Date & How To Buy Stray Kids Merch for SKZ 5’CLOCK

Stray Kids fans can order the exclusive SKZ 5’CLOCK merch from January 31st. All the merch items will be available on the official site here. The merch items include a special ticket set, image picket, clear pouch, ID photo set, Tincase polaroid set, track jacket, beanie, and many others. The price of merch ranges from 6000 Korean Won ($4.14) to 92000 Korean Won ($63.54).

Fans can place orders for the merch from January 31 at 3.25 PM KST to February 19. As per JYP Entertainment, the merch will also be available offline from the Inspire Meeting Room Mountain from February 14 to February 17.

More About Stray Kids’ Fan Meeting

Stray Kids announces a unique theme for their annual fan meeting every year. In 2024, the group invited fans to their enchanted magic school theme and executed it perfectly through memorable stages.

The theme of the upcoming SKZ Fan Meeting, 5’CLOCK, is a fairy clock tower. The group explained that Stays (Stray Kids’ fans) have spent precious time supporting and cherishing the group’s pursuit of music and art. So it is only fair that the eight boys will find ways to return the kind gesture by creating magical moments that can stop time for a while.

To ensure the inclusivity of global fans, Stray Kids also kept the live viewing options as they want maximum participation from Stays, who reside worldwide. Stray Kids has created an adorable dress code to make the experience more aesthetically and cohesive. Hyunjin explained that ivory and sky blue would be perfect for fairy-themed fan meetings. As it will be cold during February, the group insists that fans dress warmly, incorporating knitwear and woolen caps to accompany their fairy-themed outfits.