The Last Jedi trailer has finally dropped and everyone is already waiting for the “Chewie and the Porg” buddy cop movie to be announced! Unsurprisingly, the Porg has quickly become a favorite to many Star Wars fans, working it’s way into our hearts with mimicry of Chewbacca’s mighty roar.

These tiny bird-like creatures are native to the planet Ahch-To, the place where Jedi Master Luke Skywalker exiled himself after the Battle of Endor. The creatures dwell on the cliffs of the island where Skywalker lives (in the upcoming film) and at least one Porg buddy appears to accompany Chewie on the Millennium Falcon in the trailer.

Of course, this means the Porg have started to invade the retail space for the holiday shopping season. Here are our 25 favorite Porg related items across the Web:

The Last Jedi Star Wars Porg Stickers

Melding the Porg with popular characters such as Rey & Luke Skywalker, this Porg sticker set also includes Kylo Ren, Finn and Poe Dameron. Easy sticker is roughly 3 inches and is made out of vinyl weatherproof material. The full set runs $20 or you can buy individual stickers for about $5.

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Star Wars Porg Cufflinks

Dressing up for the premiere of The Last Jedi? Pair these awesome Porg cufflinks with a Star Wars Opposuit and you will be the classiest person in the theater. These metal cufflinks include a fixed back with an official stamped Star Wars logo. Retails for $50, but you should be able to pick up a discounted price during Thinkgeek’s Black Friday sale.

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Funko POP! Porg

It was inevitable that Funko would create a Porg Pop! figure. Beyond the other POP! figures like Luke Skywalker, Snoke and the Snowtrooper / Flametrooper, the Porg figure is being sold in two varieties; one with mouth closed / tan feathers and one with mouth open / brown feathers. Retail price is $12, but you can fine it on sale for around $8 – $9 usually.

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Star Wars Porgs Pajama Set

This two-piece pajama set features a Porgs print covering the entire top & bottom. It includes a scoop neck, long raglan sleeves, ribbed cuffs on the top and jogger-style, tapered-fit pants on the bottom. Retail price is $30, but look for sales when Disney has store-wide coupons.

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Porg Coffee Mug

This sculptured 3D Porg mug is dishwasher and microwave safe, designed to hold a hot cup of coffee for Star Wars fans in the morning. Retails for about $15, typically cheaper on Disney Store than marked-up price on Amazon.

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Chewie and the Porgs Children’s Book

Timed for release on December 15th in conjunction with The Last Jedi release date, this tale of Chewbacca the Wookiee and the pesky porgs of Ahch-To will likely contain spoilers from the movie. However, it will make an amazing gift for any young fan of the Star Wars saga. The hardcover can be found for about $16 on Amazon, but you should be able to get it cheaper on Black Friday with Amazon’s book discount coupon.

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Porg On Board Car Decal

Perhaps an ideal gift for someone who is a Star Wars fan and having a baby, this Porg on Board car decal is produced using high-performance air-egress vinyl and should stick for 7-10 years without falling off. It retails for about $5 or you can get four for $15.

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Star Wars Porg Back Buddy

Who doesn’t want to carry around a little Porglet on their back? This plush Porg back buddy is 1 part cute, 1 part storage solution. It has a 28″ maximum strap length and is about 18″ tall from head to claw. It retails for about $35 on most sites. Look to Thinkgeek during Black Friday sales for a discount.

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Flock of Porgs / R2-D2 T-Shirt

Combining everyone’s favorite droid with a flock of Porgs, this officially licensed t-shirt is perfect to wear to the premiere of the new Star Wars film this December. Retails for about $20, look for possible sales around Black Friday.

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‘My Patronus Is A Porg’ License Plate Frame

Ideal for anyone that’s both a Harry Potter fan and a Star Wars fan, this license plate frame combines both worlds for a little car decoration. These range in price on Amazon between $6 to $12, depending on materials (plastic or chrome).

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May The Porgs be With You poster

Available in gloss, satin or matte finish, this minimalist design is printed on high quality photographic paper and available in a number of sizes. You will have to get your own frame for it though. Prices range from $11 up to $50 depending on the size you want.

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Star Wars Porg Comforter

Available in five sizes between twin and king, this microfiber polyester comforter is covered in dozens and dozens of Chewie’s favorite avian friend. Of course, a custom comforter isn’t going to be cheap. Prices range from $160 up to $210 for the largest size.

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Porg Tin Tote

Measuring just 5 inches by 8 inches, this small tin tote is a cool gift for younger kids that may want to store small toys like LEGO or bring snacks into a showing of The Last Jedi. It’s exclusively sold at Gamestop and is made by Vandor (who makes this cool alternative Porg coffee mug as well).

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Chewbacca & Porgs Canvas Print

Measuring 13” x 20”, Chewie is hanging out with his new friends, the Porgs, the wide-eyed and winged creatures of planet Ahch-To, on this wrapped canvas print. It’s on the expensive side ($150), so look for Black Friday deals on this print at the Disney Store. You can find a cheaper version of the print in Otterbox form, specifically for the iPhone 7 or 8.

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Porg Electronic Plush

Complete with authentic Porg chatter and sounds, the Porg electronic plush erupts with sound when a kid squeezes the belly of the Porg. It rolls away as well, flapping the wings as it attempts to escape. Due to the electronics, the price is a bit steep at $40. Look to Target for a discounted deal during the holidays.

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Porg Charm – Rey and Kylo Ren

Created by the same person as the Porg stickers, these 2-inch acrylic charms with phone strap feature Porg versions of young Jedi padawan Rey as well as the First Order’s Kylo Ren. Each charm is sold for $10, no additional discounts for bulk orders.

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Funko POP! Chewbacca w/ Porg

This Funko POP! figurine features Chewie holding a Porg while wearing his trademark satchel. This is the perfect poster shot for that Chewie & the Porg buddy cop film that we all need in our lives. Avoid Amazon on this one as Target has it for half the price ($9).

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R2-D2, Chewie & the Porgs Cartoon T-Shirt

If you are looking for something for the kids to wear to first The Last Jedi showing on December 14, look no further than this cute t-shirt that features everyone’s favorite droid & wookie as well as some Porgs! Comes in five colors and retails for about $20, likely difficult to find on sale due to official Star Wars license.

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You’re Porgtastic Christmas Ornament

Laser engraved and laser cut from 1/4 maple wood in Texas, this Christmas ornament will help your tree stand out from all the rest. Priced at about $10, unlikely that you will find sales on it since it’s a third party vendor on Amazon. There’s also this (more expensive) option on Etsy.

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24″ Talking Chewbacca & 6″ Porg Plush Toy

Created by Underground Toys, this 24″ Chewbacca speaks three classic Wookie phrases and has a 6″ Porg companion attached to his shoulder. Shockingly, batteries are included. Of course, it should comes with batteries for a $70 price tag. This is an Amazon exclusive, so keep your fingers crossed for sales during November.

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Porg Plush

Definitely one of the best options for a simple Porg stuffed animal, the Porg plush sold at Target is probably the cutest design of all the plush figures. It’s also priced well at $20, perhaps with more sales during November / December.

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Chewbacca with Porg Back Buddy

Exclusive to ThinkGeek this holiday season, this back buddy backpack features Chewie with a little Porg on his shoulder. Larger than the Porg back buddy, it measures 21 inches tall from head to toe. It’s currently retailing for $40 plus shipping, but look for free shipping sales in November.

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Porgeous Porg Button

Do you need thirty seven pieces of flair for The Last Jedi premiere? Look no further than the “Porgeous” button. At just $1.50 (plus shipping), the 1.5 inch Porgeous pin is for “fans of porgs and puns.”

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Porg Pez Dispensers

Available wherever Last Jedi Pez dispensers are sold as well as sites like eBay and Pez-specific sites, this candy dispenser features a cute, little Porg at the top. There are also options in stormtrooper and red Praetorian Guard. Retails for less than $5 online.

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Chewbacca Throw and Porg Pillow for Dogs

Are you dressing up your dog as Chewbacca for Halloween this year? Then you clearly need a Porg chew toy to do with that sweet costume. This set includes a Chewie faux fur and fleece throw as well as as a Porg pillow (to lie on or possibly destroy). Retails for about $18 with sales that bring is under $12 often.

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May the Porg Be With You! 25 Awesome Porg Products for Star Wars fans

A day after the Disney Empire (First Order?) took over the movie universe—via the fantastically timed buyout of Fox, the old home of the first two Star Wars trilogies—the latest chapter of the saga hits the big screen, powered by the usual media barrage and glittering praise from an adoring press. (What happened to those crusty pretentious critics from the olden days? Yeah, they were struck down by the fanboys…who became more powerful than you can possibly imagine.)

Lucasfilm chief exec Kathleen Kennedy tapped 43-year-old writer-director Rian Johnson, the indie auteur behind cult movies Looper and Brick, to bring an up-to-date sensibility to the 40-year-old franchise. In some ways, he is the star of the movie. Like Irvin Kershner was to George Lucas, he’s a more stylish director than J.J. Abrams with a more cinematic touch and a way of framing faces that heightens the sense of drama. In almost Kurosawa fashion, Johnson uses color—especially red—to distinguish the action set pieces. (In the lead-up to release, he even cited Three Outlaw Samurai by another Japanese director Hideo Gosha as a major influence.)

But as the sole credited writer of The Last Jedi, Johnson stumbles around a bit searching for newness in the old bones of Star Wars. Some of it works well, some of it doesn’t and some of it simply adds to the gradually ballooning running time (2 hours and 33 minutes—the longest Star Wars movie). Like a lot of big movies from the past 15 years, it racks up many more endings less satisfying than the last, and then never really ends at all. Here’s looking at you, Marvel movies…

The hype before the movie, based on Johnson’s pedigree, was that The Last Jedi would be the “Empire” of the new sequel trilogy. To their credit, Johnson and the cast and crew don’t really play that game, which was wise. But is The Last Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Time will tell, but you could say yes and no…so let’s the count the ways, starting with the good parts.

The Last Jedi excels because Mark Hamill (aka Luke-freakin’-Skywalker) gets to actually say a word. He is still the soul of the Star Wars universe, and he lifts the movie whenever and wherever he appears. He does what you expect, but it’s still thrilling and director Johnson manages to throw in some light moments and dramatic curveballs. While it was great to see Harrison Ford return in The Force Awakens, his time away from the universe kicking bad guys off planes and getting angry was hard to ignore. Mark Hamill is still, well, Luke. (Hey, he’s a good actor.)

The lightsaber fighting in this movie—this is not a spoiler, people, come on—is staged in a refreshing and cool way. There *may* even be some use of old-school cinema techniques to enhance said lightsaber action. You’ll see. Johnson also manages to reduce the number of OT callbacks to a much subtler amount. So Rian Johnson gets it on the nerd level.

The Porgs, the birdlike creatures that became an instant hit from the trailer, do steal their scenes but are not as annoying as you might suspect, nor are they overused. There’s a brief but awesome scene with Chewbacca and the Porgs that’s more entertaining than anything involving the Ewoks. In addition to Porgs, we get some interesting voiceless animal creatures: the Vulptex, crystal foxes living on the planet Crait, and the Fathiers, big-eared space horses that are a cross between Tauntauns and Falkor from The NeverEnding Story.

Daisy Ridley is once again in fine form as Rey, and her interplay with Adam Driver (Ben Solo/Kylo Ren) represents the new dramatic pulse of the sequels. The Last Jedi really starts pumping when it focuses on these two, as well as Luke, but when it doesn’t…

Now, let’s turn to the Dark Side of The Last Jedi. No, not the much ballyhooed “darker” tone, which is present…but not as much as you think since Rian Johnson keeps the light humor that J.J. Abrams established in the previous movie. Rather, there are actually parts that don’t really work in The Last Jedi, though mostly concealed by much of the press in its rush to coronate this movie as the next “Empire.”

The Last Jedi contains three movies in one—hence its running time—and the puzzle pieces feel hurriedly thrown together at times. Although it’s nowhere near the rehash fest that TFA was, this installment is weaker structurally because it has trouble focusing. While Rian Johnson does just enough to keep the audience on its toes, he’s still passing the baton off to the next director (J.J. again), with more secrets piling on secrets instead of a balance of revelation vs. mystery as in Empire.

And despite the movie’s length, we really don’t get a deeper understanding of the main characters. Both Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron)—who is a star-level talent—and John Boyega (Finn) are given various things to do, but the scenes don’t shed anything new or interesting about them. The villains Snoke, General Hux and Captain Phasma are by turns more menacing and more ridiculous (almost unbelievably so) than they were in The Force Awakens.

We are introduced to several new characters on the side of the Resistance: some interesting, some who just fill up time, and some who are more cardboard than Mon Mothma. And then there’s the return of a much beloved character whose, uh, appearance makes you wonder if they’ve actually seen The Empire Strikes Back.

There’s a lot of talk of conflict in The Last Jedi, and if you truly search your feelings, you will sense the conflict in the movie itself…as it’s not sure what it wants to be but hopes everyone will love it anyway. Verdict: Arguably better or worse than the previous installment, The Last Jedi is still not an Empire yet.

Star Wars The Last Jedi Review: Still Some Magic in These Bones

When Columbia announced they were coming out with a line of winter jackets inspired by the ones Han, Luke, and Leia wore during the Hoth scenes in The Empire Strikes back, I knew I had to have one. I mean, I have been obsessed with Leia since I was eight years old. I live in snowy Minnesota, which basically is Hoth right now. The Empire Strikes Back is my favorite movie of all time. It was meant to be!

Then I found out they were going to cost $400(!!) and decided I probably shouldn’t spend that kind of money on a jacket, even if it was the coolest jacket I’d ever seen in my entire life. Thankfully, my husband knew better and decided to surprise me with one. He got to the Columbia store about 30 minutes before they opened on Friday morning, and waited in line with a bunch of other Star Wars nerds in hopes of getting my dream Leia jacket for me before it sold out.

By the time he got into the store, all the Han jackets were already gone, just a couple Lukes left, and a handful of Leias. Online, all three styles sold out completely within 7 minutes. But lucky for me, he came home with this:

I have to say, despite the ridiculous price tag, this jacket is amazing. I like that it doesn’t look like a costume or even scream “Star Wars” to someone who isn’t a fan. To most people it probably just looks like a cool, vintage-y jacket, but I know, and other people who love Stars Wars know, it’s something special.

In addition to looking cool, it’s also really warm! Columbia really didn’t cut any corners with quality here. The vest and jacket are actually two separate articles of clothing (that could be worn on their own if you wanted to). The jacket is completely lined with their shiny Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining, and has super soft fleece inside the pockets. There’s also a hood that zips into the collar of the vest, and some other nice touches like a leather rebels symbol and a “May the Force Be With You” patch sewn on the inside.

They only made 1,980 of each jacket (because Empire was released in 1980), and the jacket is numbered on the inside tag (I got number 1,123, if you care to know).

Like I said, these are completely sold out of these at Columbia, but you can find them on eBay (for over MSRP, of course). Han’s parka seems to be the most popular, with most Buy It Now listings at $1,000 or more (some auctions are at over $900 with lots of bids).

According to Columbia, some stores may have “select inventory” still available. If you’re feeling strong with the force you can try calling one of these stores (scroll down to see a list of locations).

I think it’s clear Columbia was really smart to do a line from the original series versus doing something from the new films. While their Rogue One jackets from last year were kind of cool, the response was nothing like it has been for the Han/Luke/Leia Echo Base Collection. Honestly, someone should have done this a long time ago!

Someone asked me if I’m going to wear my Leia jacket to The Last Jedi movie opening. My response: “Oh, I’m going to wear my Leia jacket everywhere.”

Shut Up and Take My Money: Columbia Star Wars Jackets

Do you enjoy feigning ignorance as you purposely mistake Star Trek characters for people in the Star Wars universe? Are you a Dad that’s looking to embarrass any offspring enthusiastic about Star Wars? Or perhaps a teenager hoping to agitate a parent that watched Empire Strikes Back four times in the theater back in 1980? Maybe you just want to have a little fun standing in line for the first showing of the next Star Wars film?

We’ve collected a handful of shirts that could infuriate anyone standing in line for The Last Jedi. (Fair warning in case anyone tries to unleash a can of nerd rage on you.)

May the Force Be With You Shirt

Who doesn’t love a good Jedi mind meld? Or is it called a Vulcan mind trick? We forget. In any case, we recommend using the Vulcan salute (both hands, of course) while quoting random nuggets of Jedi wisdom.

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Number 1 Fan Shirt

Who is the number 1 Star Wars fan in the entire universe? YOU ARE and you have the shirt to prove it! Don’t let anyone tell you that the USS Enterprise wasn’t the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs! You know better. You are the number 1 fan, after all.

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OMG, It’s R2D2 Shirt

Who doesn’t love everyone’s favorite Dalek droid from the Star Trek universe, am I right? This shirt offers the added bonus of enraging any Doctor Who fan in the vicinity. Be sure to mention how much you love C-3PO in Will Smith’s I, Robot as well.

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Yoda Wisdom Shirt

Who can possibly forget that powerful scene in Return of the Jedi as Yoda fades away and offers Luke one last nugget of sage wisdom? Yoda’s last words, “Live Long And Prosper,” will be remembered throughout history. And now you can show that off on a t-shirt!

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USA! USA! USA! Shirt

Who says you can’t embrace your patriotism while paying homage to the glorious, American-made AT-ST battle machine?! It’s clearly a dominant force of destructive power in the Star Trek universe; probably made in Detroit sometime after Robocop was built.

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Star Wars Cast Photo Shirt

Let’s be honest, the first Star Wars cast was the best Star Wars cast. I mean how can you beat Captain James T. Kylo? Or Lieutenant commander Hikaru Solo? Or ChewSpocka? It’s just one of those iconic casts that will be remembered forever.

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Bonus Conversation Starters!

Are you getting some weird looks for the shirt you are wearing? Don’t fret! Just break the ice with some of these sure-fire Star Wars conversation starters:

• Wow, can you believe Kyle Reno killed Hans Gruber with his lightsticker? I mean, who’s supposed to fly the Millennial Falcor now?
• I’m almost certain that Snoke Plissken guy in The Force Wakes Up is actually Luke Skywheeler in disguise.
• Who’s your favorite Star Wars character? It’s a tossup for me, between Captain Jack Spocky and Yodal.
• I’m pretty sure I figured out who the Last Jedi is. It’s either Rey-Rey Binks or a really important Ewok named Randall.
• For me, the best Star Wars film was The Last Starfighter. 2nd place? Hmm, maybe Rouge Once.

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6 Shirts That May Enrage Anyone in line for the next Star Wars movie