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Even if it is not dedication, there is nothing. The winners of the legendary Jam Band, Rock Hall and Kennedy Center have won decades of fanatics, with few competitors to the band. Like their decades of musical output, the gratitude dead remained undefeated when it comes to commodity. From the stolen skull logo to Bertha to the dancing bear, the gratitude dead provide enough iconic images for three separate bands.

When it comes to gifts and merchandise, Deadheads are spoiled – the band’s designs are often licensed to designers and retailers, including from salt shakers to shoes to shoes (and of course ice cream). As the legendary band celebrates their 60th anniversary, it includes three shows in San Francisco, where there are plenty of new, unique merchandise for fans to take over.

We bring together the best of gratitude to the dead and gifts, from officially licensed outfits decorated with stolen costumes (aka the iconic skull and lightning logo of the dead) to books, blankets and more. These options will be great gifts, and if you are a stubborn person, consider picking up some of them yourself.

Love basketball and the dead? This t-shirt combines the classic stealing logo with basketball design and Lakers-style lettering. Its design is part of the 60th anniversary celebration of Grateful Dead.

If you are looking for a shirt dedicated to the band No. 60, this wash-out grey t-shirt features the band's Wordmark and "60 Years" and the number 60 on the back.

Thankful Dead and Baseball is a winning combination, this sweatshirt combines the stealing and dancing bear logo with the baseball in the middle.

Whether you attend the show or not, the tribute Develful Dead T-shirt commemorates the Cincinnati Show on April 8, 1989 and wears a worn design.

Thankful Dead and Baseball is a winning combination, this sweatshirt combines the stealing and dancing bear logo with the baseball in the middle.

Skintaround’s affordable sunglasses have an absolutely easygoing atmosphere, and their new collaboration with Grateful Dead includes everything from prescription frames with dance bears to Ski Goggles at Shetie. The fort is a familiar planetary style frame with roses and dance bones, and comes with matching soft sleeves and storage boxes.

Phil Lesh's death last year was a huge loss for the gratifying deceased, and despite his legacy relied on music, he also pushed his story toward best-selling memoirs, Search for sound. Originally published in 2006, this book provides a great gift for fans of the dead in your life. The book is also available on Audible, which includes Lesh's narrative.

Huckberry's collaboration with Grateful Dead includes staples such as T-shirts and sweatshirts, including hand-stitched designs, as well as a revived truck driver hat on Huckberry's Tree Logo and Stealie Iconography by Grateful Dead. This shirt has a small logo on the chest and a large print on the back.

Deadhead Style is the designer who designed this photo-rich book GQ Fashion expert Mordechai Rubenstein, who examines Grateful Dead's influence in the world of streetwear and luxury fashion. In the era of Balenciaga, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Saint Laurent and others, Tie-Dye was sent off the runway, and this book shows the wardrobe inspiration for the next generation of Jam bands’ stylish superfans.

The Dead is known for his legendary live performances, so the live album is a great gift to buy (as long as they haven’t). DeathOriginally released in 1981, Barnes & Noble's ranking was applied to the "Orange Crush" vinyl.

The entire collection of premium towel brand Slowtide is centered around Grateful Dead, which includes beach and kitchen towels with portraits such as Bertha, Dancing Bears and Stealie. Beach towels are made of 100% Oeko-Tex standard cotton and come with a convenient hanging ring.

Section 119 is the official licensed hub for the Thanksgiving Giant merchandise, providing everything from vests to bathrobes, but it’s hard to go wrong with a classic tie-dye hoodie. The hoodie comes with a kangaroo pocket and is made of 100% cotton.

Designer Gabriela Hearst has teamed up with Grateful Dead, a unique collection inspired by the brand’s “deep visual catalog.” In an interview Rolling stonesHearst explains her desire to go deep into the catalogue of the dead for inspiration. “We play with the skulls from scratch and what you’ll recognize, but I think it’s fun, not that obvious…it’s really interesting because it’s a new perspective on what you’d expect.”

Whether you are buying gifts for a barbecue professional in your family or wanting to upgrade your kitchen accessories, Hedley & Bennett’s apron collaboration with Grateful Dead is a must-have for any dead person. The Premium Apron Collection is a formally licensed collaboration and features a variety of designs, ranging from dance bear patterns to minimal denim style and comes with cable tie pockets.

Socks are simple gifts for anyone on your list, these soft socks are made from a mixture of cotton and elasticity. They come in purple or tan and are equipped with flowers and dance bear icons.

Not surprisingly, there are a large number of gratitude dead on Etsy. Seller Blazy Susan has a large number of quality smoking accessories such as paper, trays and cones. This scroll tray has a stolen logo, and other designs include Bertha and Dancing Bears.

Is there any better way to sweeten any troubled days than Ben & Jerry's most famous flavor? It is infused with cherry and gummies and is made with fair trade, non-GMO and cage-free ingredients.