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In the Basement
In the Basement
Bull Airs Labyrinth Trucker Hat
Bull Airs Worm Hat
Bull Airs Move the Stars for No One Jareth Denim Jacket
Bull Airs Firey Hat
Bull Airs Jareth Shoes
Bull Airs Worm Shoes
Bull Airs Hoggle Shoes
Bull Airs Ludo Shoes
Bull Airs Jareth Shoes
Bull Airs Sarah Shoes
NOT IN THE BASEMENT (yet)
NOT IN THE BASEMENT (yet)
Sir Didymous & Firey Belts/Buckles
(never officially produced)
Labyrinth Ringer T-Shirts c. 1986
Official Merch
Licensed Lines & Drops
Licensed Lines & Drops
Black Milk Clothing
Black Milk Clothing
BlackMilk Clothing has produced three distinct Labyrinth releases. All were officially licensed collaborations celebrating Jim Henson’s 1986 film.
The first collection established the visual style BlackMilk would continue using for Labyrinth: bold all-over prints, fitted dresses, leggings, skirts, tops and casual pieces that transformed film artwork into wearable fashion. Designs from this earlier era included pieces such as the Labyrinth Ringer Tee, Turn Back Tee Dress, As the World Falls Down Velvet Cap Sleeve Skater Dress, and
Ello Business Time Shirt.
Following the success of the first release, BlackMilk launched a second collection on May 22, 2018. This was an even larger 22-piece capsule collection, again produced with The Jim Henson Company. The second release mixed returning themes with new artwork and placed greater emphasis on individual creatures and scenes from the movie. New designs included hand-illustrated interpretations of Hoggle, Sir Didymus, Ludo and the Worm, along with the Fireys, the masquerade ballroom, the Escher-inspired staircase sequence, the Goblin City landscape and the original theatrical poster artwork. Known pieces from the collection included the Crystal Ball Pocket Midi Skirt, Should You Need Us Cap Sleeve Skater Dress, Fireys HWMF Leggings, Ello Business Time Shirt, Labyrinth Kimono, Fireys BFT, and Ludo Slouched Tee Dress.
In 2026, BlackMilk returned to Labyrinth after an absence of several years. Rather than designing another full collection, the company brought back four fan-favorite designs that had not been offered since the pre-2018 period. BlackMilk specifically describes the release as four “long-lost” favorites returning from its earlier Labyrinth collections. The four revived pieces are:
Labyrinth Ringer Tee — featuring the classic movie-poster artwork.
As the World Falls Down Velvet Cap Sleeve Skater Dress — based on Jareth and Sarah’s masquerade ballroom scene.
Ello Business Time Shirt — featuring the Worm and “Ello” imagery.
Turn Back Tee Dress — using the Goblin City and Labyrinth landscape.
VIXEN - Labyrinth Collection
VIXEN - Labyrinth Collection
Vixen by Micheline Pitt – Labyrinth Collection (July 21, 2023) — This officially licensed collection transformed the world of Labyrinth into dramatic vintage-inspired fashion. The line included dresses, gowns, skirts, tops, loungewear, and accessories inspired by Sarah, Jareth, Ludo, the Fireys, Goblin City, and other memorable elements from the film.
One of its centerpiece pieces was a highly detailed Sarah Goblin Ball Gown, limited to just 125 examples, featuring layered tulle, lace, iridescent organza, vintage glass beads, and real freshwater pearls.
Standout pieces included an elaborate limited-edition Sarah Goblin Ball Gown, a dramatic Jareth-inspired gown and cape, character-print dresses, a Sarah-style vest, and a plush Ludo crossbody bag. The collection was especially notable for its detailed fabrics, custom artwork, and costume-inspired designs, making it one of the most elaborate officially licensed Labyrinth fashion releases.
BULL AIRS 40th Anniversary Collection
BULL AIRS 40th Anniversary Collection
Bull Airs – Labyrinth 40th Anniversary Collection (2026) — Bull Airs celebrated the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth with an officially licensed collection of highly detailed footwear, apparel, and accessories created in partnership with The Jim Henson Company. The centerpiece of the release was a six-pair footwear series inspired by Jareth the Goblin King, Sarah, Hoggle, Ludo, the Worm, and the Fireys, with each design using distinctive materials and details tied to the character—from faux fur and brass hardware to embroidered maze patterns and ballroom-inspired accents.
The collection also expanded beyond shoes with 40th-anniversary T-shirts, satin bomber and distressed denim jackets, plus collectible shoe accessories including Lace Faces, Bow Biters, and SneakerHeadz featuring characters such as Hoggle, Ludo, the Worm, and the Fireys. Many pieces were produced as limited releases or preorders, making the Bull Airs collaboration both wearable merchandise and a character-focused collector series.
Truffle Shuffle (X Loungefly X Labyrinth)
Truffle Shuffle (X Loungefly X Labyrinth)
TruffleShuffle exclusives: Worm Cosplay Mini Backpack (2023), Ludo Cosplay Mini Backpack (2025), Labyrinth Lenticular Wristlet (2025)
UK retailer TruffleShuffle has produced a number of officially licensed Labyrinth clothing and accessory releases inspired by Jim Henson’s 1986 film. Their range has gone well beyond standard graphic T-shirts, with pieces including dresses, skirts, cardigans, sweaters, button-up shirts, pajamas, lounge sets, velvet garments, and character-themed accessories.
The designs draw heavily from the film’s most recognizable characters and scenes, including Jareth, Sarah, Hoggle, Ludo, Sir Didymus, the Worm, the Fireys, Goblin City, the ballroom sequence, and the maze itself. Many pieces use all-over prints, embroidered or woven details, vintage-inspired silhouettes, and themed fabrics that make the clothing feel more like collectible fashion than ordinary licensed merchandise.
TruffleShuffle has also revisited Labyrinth several times with new capsule releases and anniversary items, including pieces with tattoo-style artwork, velvet ballroom-inspired designs, knitwear, and coordinated sets. Because of the variety of styles and repeated releases, TruffleShuffle has become one of the more extensive modern sources of officially licensed Labyrinth fashion.
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