• Ahch-To | Neist Point

    In honor of May the 4th and the spirit of adventure, we’re taking you on a journey through some of the stunning, otherworldly locations that brought Star Wars to life. From the deserts of Tatooine to the icy plains of Hoth, these iconic settings inspire more than just epic stories—they inspire adventure. Explore our fully customizable outerwear collection, where each piece is colored to match the Star Wars characters who brought these legendary locations to life—just as you can do for your own brand

Lake Powell

Scenes filmed at Lake Powell in Star Wars: A New Hope depict the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO wandering the rocky desert terrain of Tatooine after their escape pod crash-lands. The dramatic cliffs and canyons of the area were used to create the harsh, alien landscape as the droids separate and begin their journey across the planet.

Death Valley

Death Valley was used in Star Wars: A New Hope to film several scenes set on Tatooine, including R2-D2’s solo trek through the desert and his capture by Jawas. Iconic locations like Golden Canyon, Desolation Canyon, and Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes provided the rugged, alien terrain of Luke Skywalker’s home planet. Dante’s View was also used as the overlook for Mos Eisley spaceport.

Pinnacles AU

The barren, windswept landscapes of Pinnacles Desert in Western Australia served as inspiration for Jakku, Rey’s home planet in The Force Awakens. The desert’s striking, rugged rock formations and vast, empty spaces mirrored Jakku’s desolation and isolation, reflecting Rey’s life as a scavenger waiting for something greater. The natural beauty and starkness of Pinnacles Desert helped create the harsh, unforgiving environment that defines Rey’s early years.

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