The Best Star Wars Merchandise

J.J. Abrams' concluding chapter to the Skywalker Saga, available with limited edition Resistance and First Order sleeves.

This 27-disc collection is the ultimate Star Wars boxset, offering up all nine Skywalker Saga films on 4K UHD discs for the very first time. It comes with the standard Blu-ray editions too, and bonus feature discs bursting with over 26-hours of material, all housed in deluxe packaging. To top it all off, the set includes an exclusive letter from Mark Hamill.

Firming up some of the film's more ambiguous plot points, Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker (Expanded Edition) has quickly been recognised as an essential read. Carson's book provides additional canon-confirmed content and context, as well as including key events that were cut from the movie. Without any spoilers, a few areas of expansion and explanation include: Leia's training and her reason for stopping, how exactly Palpatine survived the events of Return Of The Jedi, and Kylo Ren's childhood and conversion to The Dark Side. It's certainly a worthy addition to any Skywalker Saga collection.

Loaded with concept, production, and post-production artwork, the pieces collected in The Art Of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker offer up a combination of beautiful and dynamic images – as well as glimpses of ideas that never made it to the screen. From First Order corridors, to Millennium Falcon battles, and epic duels on the storming Ahch-To, this book is a true visual feast.

Compiling 26 maps from across a galaxy far, far away, the Galactic Atlas brings thorough and annotated detail to some of the most iconic locales from across Star Wars' history, including Hoth, Tatooine, and Yavin 4.

Veteran Star Wars writer Charles Soule casts his gaze over young Ben Solo in this acclaimed comic book run, whose individual issues became instant sell-outs – now collected in a single trade paperback. While the heroic blood of Han Solo and Leia Organa runs in his veins, so does that of Darth Vader. Struggling against these competing voices and becoming increasingly aware of his immense potential, Ben Solo falls, with Kylo Ren rising from the flames. Available to pre-order.

This acclaimed comic book from writer Kieron Gillen follows the adventures of Darth Vader post-A New Hope – and it's all canon. Vader's quest for vengeance against the Rebels and desire to know the truth behind the Emperor's plans sends him on an adventure across the galaxy, seeing him clash with scavengers, Battle Droids, and return to the planet Geonosis.

Disney+'s flagship show, The Mandalorian, has proved a thrilling addition to the Star Wars universe – the first ever live-action TV show in the franchise. Each episode ends with a selection of gorgeous concept art over the end credits, and now this book offers a closer look at the series' incredible visuals, from Blurrgs to Baby Yoda.Available to pre-order.

Since first appearing in 1983's Return Of The Jedi and taking part in the Battle Of Endor, the A-Wing rapid interceptor has cemented itself as an iconic Star Wars ship – and now it comes to LEGO's Ultimate Collector Series. Comprising over 1600 pieces, this hugely detailed model is sure to keep any budding pilot joyously occupied for quite some time.

Infamously stoic bounty hunter Boba Fett gets the full LEGO treatment here, with his effortlessly cool Mandalorian helmet being celebrated in full stud-laden glory. A great display piece, complete with stand and name plate.

Already built the LEGO BB-8? Now it's time for the cone-headed D-0 to steal your heart and your money. This buildable set is perfect for display, with poseable antennas and a tilting head. Plus it comes with a breath-takingly cute D-0 minifigure. Aww.

The Podracing sequence remains a highlight of The Phantom Menace – and now, over two decades on, you can indulge in some late-'90s LEGO nostalgia. Sitting somewhere between an American muscle car, chariot, and starfighter, Anakin's Podracer is a great throwback set, commemorating one of the very first LEGO Star Wars kits.

LEGO has immortalised The Mandalorian's impressive gunship, the Razor Crest, to brilliant effect. Not only does it look amazing, but it features an opening cargo hold, access ramps, spring loaded shooters, and – the real highlight – a tiny minifigure of The Child.

If you thought the real Baby Yoda (yes, we know he's actually called The Child) was too cute for words, take a look at this BrickHeadz version. Those eyes! Those tiny hands! The hovercrib (which he can be removed from)! And yeah, you get Mando too. But look at Baby Yoda!

To commemorate the 40-year anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back, Hasbro presents this full-sized Boba Fett electronic helmet, complete with battle scars, flip-down viewfinder and LED rangefinder display. It's as close as you'll get to actually being an intergalactic bounty hunter.Available to pre-order now.

Want your Baby Yoda figure with a side-order of soup and an amphibian main course? Then this is the one for you – and you can squeeze it to hear ten different adorable gurgly noises.

One of Luke's most iconic looks from the original trilogy gets a new 40th anniversary action figure complete with nostalgic packaging. The collector in you might say leave him in his box. The big kid says, rip it open and stick that lightsaber right in his hand.

Han Solo's at his coolest in The Empire Strikes Back – and this throwback action figure finds him in his Bespin garb, shortly before his carbonite-freezing.Available to pre-order now.

Getting to peek at Darth Vader's veiny dome in Empire Strikes Back is one of the most grimly fascinating scenes in the entire Skywalker Saga. As it turns out, it's no less fascinating when replicated in bobble-headed form.

She loves him, and he knows. The galaxy's coolest couple come together in this double set, which captures their final moments together before Han is suspended in carbonite.

You love Baby Yoda. You love Funko Pops. You need this Baby Yoda Funko Pop. Watch out he doesn't force-choke you with his cuteness.

Mercenary, former Rebel Alliance soldier, formidable warrior – Cara Dune is one of the best newcomers in The Mandalorian. Now your favourite former shock trooper comes in Funko form.

As The Mandalorian knows, courtesy of local Kuiil, the premier (and only) way to travel the desert planet of Arvala-7 is by Blurrg.

After letting his luscious locks flow free for most of The Last Jedi, this Funko figure finds Kylo Ren in his Rise Of Skywalker form – having repaired his helmet in kintsugi style, its blazing red joins becoming part of its new ominous design.

Easily one of the greatest Star War t-shirt, thanks to it impactful simplicity. The original logo channels all of the 1970s space-opera energy that made the first film such a colossal hit.

A retro piece of artwork gets a Japanese redesign that pays homage back to George Lucas' original Akira Kurosawa influence.

The perfect Star Wars cap for keeping the two suns of Tatooine out of your eyes.

A suitably soft rendering of The Child guaranteed to withstand your intense and protective hugs and squeezes.

Already had a morning glass of blue milk and want something stronger to swig in the evening? This is the beverage you're looking for. There are two brews available: Galactic Pale Ale and Lightspeed Pilsner.

This glass decanter is the only way to guarantee that a Stormtrooper's shot hits the mark.

John Williams' final Star Wars score is another beauty, bringing all the classic cues and the sequel trilogy's new themes to fruition.