In-N-Out Burger is going a different route with its 2026 collectible T-shirt: Route 66 in Arizona to be exact.

The latest garment in In-N-Out’s merchandise collection is called 2026 Ten States Black and pays tribute to “every place our In-N-Out Burger family has grown,” according to the chain’s website.

It costs $20 and is on sale in In-N-Out restaurants as well as online. It is available in black in sizes from small to 3XL for men and women.

The design is a change from In-N-Out’s earlier year-end T-shirts, which have celebrated Southern California car culture.

In-N-Out is in a period of transition with plans to move out of its Irvine headquarters by the end of the decade returning to its hometown, Baldwin Park, and building offices in Franklin,Tenn., a state where In-N-Out is in the midst of massive expansion.

In-N-Out was founded in Baldwin Park in 1948 and currently has 428 restaurants open in nine states: California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Texas, Colorado, Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Its newest restaurant opened last Thursday, Nov. 20, in Longmont, Colo.

In-N-Out’s first Tennessee drive-thrus are on the verge of opening. Owner and president Lynsi Snyder said last summer in a podcast that she plans to move to the state, creating a media frenzy.

The illustration on the front of the 2026 T-shirt features a gold muscle car rolling down Arizona’s Route 66 with a mashup of states in the background as well as In-N-Out signs from throughout the chain’s 77-year history.

It comes out days after in-N-Out’s 2025 ugly Christmas sweater, which is available for $65 online and at the In-N-Out Company Store in Baldwin Park.

In-N-Out has T-shirt designs going back to the 1980s for sale on its website. There are also designs for specific states such as Colorado, Arizona, Oregon and most recently Washington, which received its first In-N-Out in August.

Information: shop.in-n-out.com