Irregular Choice’s TRANSFORMERS footwear to land in December

Hasbro has partnered with Irregular Choice on a colourful and nostalgia-filled TRANSFORMERS collection of footwear and accessories.

Ahead of TRANSFORMERS’ 40th anniversary in 2024, the 27-piece selection of unisex shoes, bags and accessories features Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Starscream and Soundwave.

The range includes the ‘More Than Meets the Eye’ ankle boots featuring a removable jet wing on the side of the shoe, while the ‘Autobot’ high heels are decked out in bright red and yellow, offset with matte grey detailing.

On the accessories front, an ‘Optimus Prime’ bag boasts colours and detailing inspired by the character, while the ‘Music to My Ears’ bag is inspired by Soundwave and boasts an 80s arcade game inspired pattern.

The limited-edition collection will be available from December 1st.

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