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Iconic British Retail Store Gets GTA 6 Takeover Featuring Exclusive $3,355 Varsity Jacket

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Iconic British Retail Store Gets GTA 6 Takeover Featuring Exclusive $3,355 Varsity Jacket

Luxury British department store Selfridges has had the ground floor of its flagship London store overtaken by GTA 6 ahead of its November 19 release date. It’s not just a little display, either; Rockstar and the retailer have gone all-out.

The front of the installation at 400 Oxford Street has a blue Grotti Cheetah Classic parked in the window — the exact car seen driving around Miami to promote GTA 6. There’s VI signage and Vice City iconography all over the store.

Live from Selfridges at Oxford Street for the #GTAVI activation🌴

Rockstar are not messing around 🤯 https://t.co/vqqXKwB1oJ

In total, there are over 60 GTA 6-themed items for sale, from clothing to luggage tags. The most expensive item is an exclusove Goodtime State Varsity Jacket that costs an eye-watering £2,500 (approx. $3,355).

The GTA 6 activation opened at the Selfridges Bond Street shop this morning, with the online Selfridges GTA 6 merch going live at the same time. There are basketballs, bags, mugs, and a wide range of clothing options.

Launch saw queues of over 100,000 people and some of the items have sold out as a result, but queue times have at least died down now. Many of the items on sale are exclusive to Selfridges, making them a must-buy for hardcore collectors. At the time of this article's publication, the £2,500 jacket is sold out.

It’s the first major activation in the UK. Previously, Rockstar focused most of its efforts on Miami, the metropolis GTA 6’s Vice City is based on.


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