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Fans of The Mandalorianwill have to wait until 2022 for Season 3, leaving us a lot of time to ponder the fate of the galaxy’s most adorable 50-year-old toddler. Right now, it’s still anyone’s guess what will happen to this Force-sensitive tot.

This is the way.

In the meantime, we can re-watch our favorite episodes comfortably outfitted in MeUndies’ newly released collection of The Mandalorian-inspired underwear and loungewear. Launching on April 27, the limited-edition line for men and women features original artwork inspired byGrogu (a.k.a. The Child).

Best of all, if you’ve never ordered from MeUndies before, you can also save 15% off your first purchases with code MEFAM15.

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Buy now, but not for long

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Hit the buy button with hyperdrive speed: When the limited-edition Baby Yoda undies and loungewear pieces sell out, they won’t be restocking.

A neatly packaged narrative

Each order from The Mandalorian-inspired collection comes in special, limited-edition packaging for maximum collectability. This is Star Wars, after all.

Designed with super-soft fabric

All MeUndies products have stretchy, breathable fabrics for supreme comfort. (They’re also ethically sourced, for sticking it to the Dark Side.)

Go solo or all matchy-matchy

Shop for yourself or coordinate PJ outfits for cuddling up on the couch with your streaming partner.

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You can shop once or get a monthly membership for regular deliveries — and, honestly, this wouldn’t be the first subscription we started for The Mandalorian.

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