BODE's Pumpkin Tee Arrives in NYC Stores and Online for Halloween

BODE, the New York label founded by Emily Adams Bode Aujla, has put its seasonal Pumpkin Tee on sale. The brand's Instagram announced on October 19 that the Pumpkin Tees are available in stores and online at bode.com.

The design is plain and graphic: a short-sleeve tee with a black jack-o'-lantern face printed on the front. In the product photos the shirt is a red-orange tone, and BODE has given the tees their own landing page on its site, topped by a banner illustration of ghouls and goblins making mischief under an orange sky.

There are two versions. The adult Pumpkin Tee costs $190, and the Pumpkin Kids' Tee costs $148, so a household can wear the same graphic at different sizes.

The tee arrives in the middle of BODE's Fall 2026 collection, Rodeo Bodeo. That collection starts from Emily Bode's childhood pony, Checkers, a retired barrel racer, and draws on show-jumping competitions, rodeo clothing from the 1900s to the 1920s, and small-town fairs and 4-H contests. Its first pieces, including fleecy knitwear, flannel shirting and printed tees, reached stores and online at the end of August. The Pumpkin Tee is a separate seasonal addition on top of that range.

BODE sells through its stores and at bode.com. The store list on the site includes Bode New York for men and for women, Los Angeles, Paris and Tokyo, plus Bode Fine Tailoring. For readers in Japan, the Tokyo shop is on that list alongside the New York locations. The official announcement says only that the tees are available in stores and online.