At one web site, CafePress! From the GalleyCat article on this veritable cornucopia (ahem) of Panem t-shirts and bling:
The online marketplace CafePress has launched an official store for merchandise promoting the upcoming adaptation of The Hunger Games.
The store stocks 250 items, ranging from dog t’s to aprons to stadium blankets to $18 teddy bears. If you visit the Hunger Games Facebook application, fans can create a free ID card and pretend they are doomed characters inside the popular book series.
Need that District 12 stainless steel Tribute Water Bottle? It’s here for only $28. [The stein is a little more.] How about a ‘Mellark Bakery’ hoodie? $34, in any of six colors. Your very own Mockingjay symbol embossed iPad with “May the Odds Be Ever In Your Favor!”? Oh, yeah, they have one. If you have to ask “how much?” you cannot afford it.
After the jump, a set of links to the more than 250 Hunger Games products you can order to help lock-down your identification with the coolest Capitol franchise since The Beatles… to include thongs, boxers, and briefs. Don’t miss out!
For those Peeta panties, ladies, in the pictures above, check out Team Peeta Women’s Boy Brief
“Team Peeta: A Sensitive Soul With Great Buns!”
About Women’s Boy Brief
Ladies, sexy meets comfy in these eye-catching Team Peeta Women’s Boy Brief Briefs. Inspired by the classic men’s briefs (but made for the style-conscious ladies), it features an authentic fly and cozy elastic waistband. You go girl !
Cotton/Spandex blend jersey
95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
Elastic waistband and trim
Form fitting
Made in the USA by American Apparel
You can also get Peeta thongs and Gale Underwear (panties, boxers, and briefs).
Or cookies and party favors here!
More? Go for it!
The hunger games ipad cases
The hunger games plus size
The hunger games ipod touch cases
The hunger games bags
The hunger games tank tops
The hunger games mugs
The hunger games pajamas
The hunger games performance dry t-shirts
The hunger games aprons
The hunger games magnets
The hunger games iphone cases
The hunger games blankets
The hunger games laptop skins
The hunger games coasters
Girl on fire bags
Girl on fire sweatshirts & hoodies
Girl on fire tank tops
Girl on fire plus size
Girl on fire mugs
Girl on fire aprons
Girl on fire more fun stuff
Girl on fire ipad cases
Girl on fire ipod touch cases
Girl on fire bumper stickers
Girl on fire keepsake boxes
Girl on fire calendars
Girl on fire buttons
Girl on fire coasters
Girl on fire journals
Peeta ipad cases
Peeta ipod touch cases
Peeta sweatshirts & hoodies
Peeta plus size
Peeta bags
Peeta tank tops
Peeta pajamas
Peeta performance dry t-shirts
Peeta mugs
Peeta aprons
Peeta blankets
Peeta laptop skins
Peeta iphone cases
Peeta sleeves & covers
Peeta more fun stuff
District 12 ipad cases
District 12 ipod touch cases
District 12 sweatshirts & hoodies
District 12 plus size
District 12 pajamas
District 12 bags
District 12 tank tops
District 12 mugs
District 12 performance dry t-shirts
District 12 blankets
District 12 magnets
District 12 aprons
District 12 coasters
District 12 sleeves & covers
District 12 laptop skins
(Hat tip to Deborah on the cookies!)
*head desk* I still have nothing to say about this whole phenomena of Hunger Games merchandising/marketing – it is so ridiculous it is impossible for me to put together coherent thoughts regarding it… but Hunger Games undies??? *head desk*
This is kind of insane… And makes me ashamed to admit that I rather like the styles of the iPhone cases… won’t pay for them, but wow. Do they even have 250 Harry Potter products I can choose from? [They probably do, now, but it’s been 11 years since the first movie…]
I don’t know, there are worst things in the world to own than a set of Hunger Games PJs. I think Elizabeth and I need to get matching ones in case we are ever roommates at a conference!
I do already have the T-shirt, Louise (which I bought over a year ago at a Waldenbooks going out of business sale, and no one there knew what it was). I would love to see these products linked up with a philanthropic organization like the Hunger Site. They are the ones who should be selling those Mellark Bakery shirts. How about an educatonal organization getting a cut on the bookbags and notebooks? Or the YMCA getting contibutions to its Healthy Kids program (which gets underserved kids in fitness programs) for the exercise clothes. I really can’t think of any charity that fits well with the skivvies. I ‘ll keep thinking, though.