The 34-year-old pop icon, whose new album “Chromatica” is out on May 29, has launched a new line of merchandise tied to the music — including hot pink jockstraps ($30) and thongs ($20).

Both skimpy styles are screen-printed with the title of Gaga’s upcoming LP and come packaged with a digital version of the album. They’ll ship in four to five weeks — just in time for fans’ quarantine dance parties, not to mention Pride month.

“She knows her audience,” one Little Monster tweeted, while a fan account wrote, “The gays are living 😭”

For those feeling less adventurous, “Chromatica”-branded T-shirts ($35), sweatpants ($75), socks ($25) and bandanas ($15) — the latter of which fans can fashion into face masks if they so choose — are also available from the star’s online merch store.

Gaga’s fifth studio album was originally scheduled for an April 10 release, but was postponed due to the coronavirus crisis.