Father's Day is just around the corner and the IGN's Store has kicked off its own Father's Day sale full of gift-worthy video game apparel. The sale is going on now through June 21 with discounts across various popular gaming franchises, but some of the best deals are on Fallout merchandise. All you need to do to get the full discount is use the code "FATHERSDAY2026" at checkout.
The steepest discounts available are on official Fallout hoodies, which come in the form of three different Vault numbers. Each of these is available for 40% off their normal prices during the sale. You can also get a number of Fallout T-Shirts for 20% off.
Vault 33 Hoodie - 40% Off
For those who are familiar with the Fallout TV series, you'll likely recognize Vault 33. This was the most important vault in season 1 of the show and also where Lucy's story officially begins. The hoodie features an embroidered 33 on the front and a larger patch on the back. The colors are designed to match the official vault uniforms Vault Dwellers wear in both the show and the game.
Vault 76 Hoodie - 40% Off
For fans of the the online game, Fallout 76, this version of the hoodie is an excellent tribute to that vault. Vault 76 is the starting location in that game and the site of the main quest. According to official Fallout lore, Vault 76 was one of the 17 control vaults that didn't feature any weird experiments.
Vault 4 Hoodie - 40% Off
Vault 4 may not be as prominent as some of the others, but it's definitely one of the more interesting ones. We first get a look at this vault in episode 6 of the Fallout TV series when Lucy an Maximus enter a new, unknown underground sanctuary. They find out later that Vault 4 is actually the site of some pretty dark scientific DNA-splicing experiments.
Fallout T-Shirts - 20% Off
Hoodies are great for the winter and fall, but we're entering the heat of summer right now and that's T-shirt season. The IGN Store Father's Day sale is offering 20% off a total of 22 different Fallout TV shirts right now, ranging from Nuka Cola themes to some pretty obscure references. If you or a dad you know is a huge Fallout fan, there's some excellent options in here.
This blog post was written by Jacob Kienlen, who occasionally writes about Father's Day gifts for IGN.