Saw Merchandise: Official Gear, Figures and Props

Official Saw merchandise is any product made under license from the rights holders of the films, and a genuine item should name its licensor on the label or the listing. Lionsgate distributed Jigsaw (2017), directed by Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig, and Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021), directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. Lions Gate had also bought worldwide rights to Saw (2004), directed by James Wan, before its Sundance midnight screening, according to Screen Daily. A distributor is not automatically the merchandise licensor, though, so the name printed on the product is the thing to read.

Why does a series built on traps sell so well as merchandise? Paradoxically, the films that unsettled audiences also gave shoppers some of the most recognizable images in modern horror. Saw (2004) cost $1.2 million to make and took in about $104 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo, and nine more films followed, so there is plenty of artwork to put on a shirt. Tobin Bell plays Jigsaw, also credited as John Kramer, in Saw (2004) and again in Saw X (2023), which makes him the face of the series.

Each film also leaves its own objects behind. Saw (2004) has the hacksaws in the cistern and the microcassette recorder in the dead man's hand, Saw II has a trap fitted to a man's head, Jigsaw puts buckets over the heads of five strangers in a barn, and Spiral opens with a figure in a pig mask. Those objects are what replica makers and costume companies tend to build around, and a buyer can match a product to its film by checking which of them it copies.

Release order and story order differ in this series, since Saw X (2023) is set between Saw (2004) and Saw II. A collector arranging a shelf in story order would place that film second, and the saw movies in order guide sets out both lists. Saw XI is in development with Mike P. Nelson directing, according to TheWrap, and no release date has been announced, so any product advertised with a date for saw 11 should be treated as unconfirmed.

The saw characters index covers the cast for readers who want to know who is who before buying. The full list of films sits on the saw movies hub.

The main types of Saw merchandise are apparel, figures, masks and costumes, replica props and prints, and each one has a different way of showing whether it is official.

Apparel, including the Saw hoodie. A Saw hoodie or shirt is the easiest product to find and also the easiest to get wrong. Official apparel carries film artwork and a license notice, while unlicensed prints often copy the artwork without one. In US search results checked on November 3, 2026, the top titles included Officially Licensed Saw T-Shirts & Merchandise, Saw Official Merchandise from Gold Label, and American Classics: Saw, which shows that licensed specialists and brand shops compete for the same searches. If a listing is for a hoodie, the same license test applies: look for the licensor named on the page.

Figures and collectibles. Stock in any given Saw figure line varies, so confirm the film and the character on the box before buying. A figure from one film will not match a shelf built around another, and the saw movies in order guide helps you decide which film to collect for.

Masks and costume. This is the category where the rating matters most. The films are rated R in the US and 18 in the UK, so costume pieces that copy the violent imagery are adult products and should be bought as such. Spiral opens with a figure in a pig mask, which is the clearest costume reference from that film.

Replica props. Props copy objects the films show plainly: a hacksaw, a microcassette recorder, a bucket head piece. Buy replicas sold as display pieces, check that the seller states what the item is made of, and keep anything with a blade or a mechanism out of reach of children.

Prints, posters and music. Posters made from studio artwork are the cheapest way to cover a wall, and the same license check works for them. Charlie Clouser scored all ten films, and the saw soundtrack page lists what is known about the music, with Forget to Remember by Mudvayne from Saw II and Eyes of the Insane by Slayer from Saw III among the songs used. If you would rather watch than collect, where to watch saw lists the streaming options by country.

Saw merchandise in the UK and online. Buyers searching for Saw merchandise in the UK should check the shipping region and the return terms before ordering, since stock listed in the US is not always sold in the UK or Australia. An order from any Saw merchandise online store goes more smoothly when the product page names the film, the license holder and the item size in the same place.

If you are still deciding which film to collect for, the saw movies ranked page sets out our order, and saw traps explains what the devices in each film do.