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Started in March of 2007, Mandalorian Mercs has quickly grown into the 3rd largest themed Star Wars® costume club in the world.

Currently Mandalorian Mercs consists of over 600 members, in 48 chapters based in 9 countries around the world.

Mandalorian Mercs is recognized by Lucasfilm LTD as the “Elite Mandalorian Costume Group”.

You must be at least 18 years of age to become an official member.

You must own a set of Mandalorian armor that meets or exceeds the Mandalorian Mercs costume standards.

You must submit your application and application pictures via the Mandalorian Mercs website: www.mandalorianmercs.com

Mandalorian Mercs divide armor up into 5 major categories, 4 of which we classify as “eras”:

•Early•Crusader•Neo-Crusader•Modern•Canon

Each of the 4 “eras” contain specific basic armor requirements that ALL potential member’s armor must possess to be accepted as an official member of the Mandalorian Mercs .

Mandalorian Mercs encourages families to build armor and troop together by allowing children under 18 to troop with their families at official events. Mandalorians in the Star Wars® Universe valued training their children to be warriors at an early age, and we maintain that “inclusive” atmosphere of the Mandalorians by allowing children with completed armor to join the MMCC as part of the “Verd’ika Corps”. The “Verd’ika Corps” is a limited under-age membership to the MMCC that is available to legal children of Official MMCC members.

Initiated in late 2010, the Brigades focus on popular “Profession Specific” costume configurations in the MMCC.

Completely optional, the Brigades allow Official Members to choose a profession that best suits their MMCC character, and configure their costume accordingly.

Currently there are 6 non-canon professions, and 4 canon professions.

Founded in January 2012, Little Warrior International focuses directly on helping and uplifting children in the local communities MMCC members live in.

LWI focuses on helping local charity organizations while continuing our tradition of helping children directly during the holidays.

In 2013, LWI will be focused on helping end childhood hunger, as well as initiating a scholarship to Space Camp for underprivileged children who excel in science.