Black Friday may be over and done, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t get yourself into one of these new Jeremy Fish superFishal hoodies that we have in our webstore. The black “Left My Heart” hoodie is one in particular we think looks good on you.
We are releasing a zodiac inspired T-shirt collection from Jeremy Fish’s superFishal line along with a 2011 calendar.
The zodiac collection is about time, zodiac signs, creepy animals and as Jeremy says, “making sure you don’t run around topless.” Donning any of these twelve tees gives you the knowledge that the colors and symbolism used in each t-shirt design have been specifically chosen by Jeremy based on the mythos behind each astrological sign – and also lets potential love interests know exactly what kind of party you prefer. All twelve tees are available in men’s and women’s sizing.
Alongside the t-shirts is the superFishal ‘It Was a Very Good Year’ 2011 Calendar. This 12-month accordion-style calendar has each month marked by images of Jeremy’s surreal creations taken from their original screen-prints – the calendar comes with a self-supporting stand and slipcase. The t-shirts and calendar are available at all of our retail locations and online at our web store.
2011 is almost upon us, and if you believe that the world is going to end in 2012 because the Mayan’s stopped counting after a certain point, well then, 2011 is your last chance to make it count. So to help you in your quest to ‘make it count’ we’re releasing a 2011 calendar designed by Jeremy Fish – where you can notch the days one by one as they slip away into the apocalypse…
The calendar measure 5.25″ x 6.75″ and is made accordion style with it’s own slip case and stand. Each month features images of Jeremy’s surreal creations and illustrations taken directly from their original screen-prints. Check it here.
Yup, that’s what you think it is. That’s Robin Williams wearing a superFishal Upper Playground t-shirt last night while firing up the crowd before the San Francisco Giant’s big playoff win over the Atlanta Braves (the tee’s called ‘Fog’). Jeremy Fish, nice design. Robin, you’re a Bay Area legend and thanks for the support. Tim Lincecum, we love you.
Check out Robin’s cheer leading in the video below.
