Tyson ‘TenZ’ Ngo, one of the most popular Valorant professional players in the world, has released “Project T,” a limited-edition apparel line and special manga released in coordination with Prodigy Agency and merchandising firm Warren James.
The drop, featuring hoodies, T-shirts, crewneck sweaters, joggers, shorts and a hat, will be available starting August 29 through the end of Valorant Champions on September 18. The merchandise has custom tie-dye prints along with screen-printed and embroidered graphics.
Merch going live today!!! Super excited with how everything turned out and hope you all like it as well.They will be available until September 19thhttps://t.co/AZW5fdoBI9 pic.twitter.com/YGJWmjkeRZ
— TenZ (@TenZOfficial) August 29, 2022
The 10-page manga series is described as a “worldbuilding” effort from TenZ, Prodigy Agency, a leading esports representation, management, and marketing agency that represents the Sentinels star, and Warren James, a Los Angeles-based brand development firm.
TenZ launches the teased “Project T”
TenZ first teased the idea of the new apparel and manga series on August 22 on Twitter. He posted a short clip of the titular manga character with Project T as the caption.
Project T pic.twitter.com/xRKoBhqDq8
— TenZ (@TenZOfficial) August 22, 2022
He proceeded to thread in all 10 pages of the series from that post over the course of five days.
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“I’ve been thinking about having my own merch for a long time now. And I couldn’t be happier with the first collection we are launching with Warren James and Prodigy Agency,” TenZ said in a press release.
“We spent a lot of time making sure it really fits my personality and tastes, and I hope the fans will love it as much as I do!”
TenZ is no stranger to launching or creating merchandise for his fanbase. The 22-year-old previously collaborated with gaming mouse manufacturer Finalmouse, which generated over $7 million in sales and was the “biggest sale for an active esports player ever”, according to Prodigy Agency.