Legendary East Point rap superstars Outkast are officially launching merchandise with another ATL cultural staple–Waffle House.
The legendary Atlanta Hip-Hop duo has partnered with Waffle House for an exclusive, limited-edition merchandise collaboration launching today, Friday, October 2, 2026.

The highly anticipated “Outkast x Waffle House” capsule collection features a variety of co-branded apparel and collectibles, including graphic t-shirts, hoodies, bomber jackets, baseball jerseys, bucket hats, socks, and coffee mugs. Many pieces prominently display the phrase “gator belts and patty melts,” a direct nod to Big Boi’s iconic verse in their 2000 hit single “So Fresh, So Clean”.
Where and How to Buy
The limited-edition gear is available through two primary channels:
Online Release: The full collection drops nationwide on the official Outkast Web Store starting at 11:00 AM ET.
Atlanta Pop-Up Shop: For fans in the local area, Waffle House is hosting an official launch party from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM ET today at the Centennial Olympic Park location (135 Andrew Young International Blvd NW).
Attendees at the Atlanta brick-and-mortar pop-up can also access exclusive experiences:
Limited-Edition Meals: Custom-curated André 3000 and Big Boi meals served on-site.
Free Souvenirs: Complimentary co-branded Outkast x Waffle House souvenir menus and dining coupons.
Live Entertainment: A live DJ setting the local atmosphere.
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