Father’s Day is right around the corner, and the last day to order FanGraphs merchandise and have it arrive in time for the holiday is June 12. We ship everything USPS Priority mail, so it typically takes 2-3 days to arrive, with some remote locations potentially taking longer.
Below, I’ve curated a brief list of potential gifts for the dad in your life. Read the rest of this entry »
The Retro FanGraphs Sweatshirt is back in stock!
We partnered with the clothing brand Ellsworth & Ivy to make these retro-themed FanGraphs sweatshirts. They have fully stitched chenille lettering and a stitched logo near the bottom hem:
As a quick reminder, when we put these up for sale in January, they sold out in 24 hours. So get yours before they’re gone!
It’s been quite a while since we produced new FanGraphs apparel, and this time, we decided to try something completely different.
We partnered with clothing brand Ellsworth & Ivy to make The Retro FanGraphs Sweatshirt and The Women’s FanGraphs Quarterzip Sweater. The first (and possibly last) run of these is quite limited, with about 50 sweatshirts and 30 sweaters available. We had no budget for models, either, so you’re stuck with the Appelmans to get a sense of what these look like.
The Retro FanGraphs Sweatshirt has fully stitched chenille lettering and a stitched logo near the bottom hem:
The Women’s FanGraphs Quarterzip Sweater also has fully stitched chenille lettering and a stitched logo on the sleeve:
We think they look pretty sharp, and provide a slightly more dressed up look than our standard hoodie.
The Retro Sweatshirt is $90 and the Women’s Quarterzip Sweater is $120. They’re both available for sale now and ready to ship!
We’ve got the very latest version of the FanGraphs Mug now available for sale.
Drink your coffee every morning knowing that you have the newest and possibly best mug that we’ve ever sold, and that your purchase helped support FanGraphs!
Last summer, we announced a partnership with BreakingT and a whole lot of shirts. Today, we’re pleased to announced that we’ve launched a new run of merchandise, featuring three more shirts and, for the first time ever, branded FanGraphs shorts!
There are three new FanGraphs shirts, including the return of the classic “Do You Go To FanGraphs At All?” (as memorably uttered by Daniel Murphy), plus pocket logo tees in both green and black, and our cursive script logo tee, as found on our best-selling crewneck sweatshirt.
We’ve also got shorts! These Champion-brand athletic mesh shorts, available in black with the FanGraphs logo on the thigh, have a nine-inch inseam and are available in five sizes. And most importantly, this is a limited edition run, so snag yourself a pair for the spring and summer!
These are all available to order now, so get yours today!
We’re pleased to announced that we’ve launched a whole bunch of new FanGraphs and Effectively Wild merchandise in partnership with BreakingT.
There are three new Effectively Wild shirts, all designed by Luke Hooper. These include a new take on the Effectively Wild logo, a Stat Blast shirt (complete with song lyrics on the back), and the much requested “How Can You Not Be Pedantic About Baseball?” shirt. Read the rest of this entry »
We currently have a limited supply of the new FanGraphs Scorebook T-Shirt, the FanGraphs Dark Grey T-Shirt, and our FanGraphs Hoodies available for immediate shipment from the FanGraphs store.
Get them while they’re still available!
This is the last day to get your pre-orders in for new and classic FanGraphs merchandise! All orders will start shipping May 21.
FanGraphs hats, hoodies, and the “Dark Gray FanGraphs T-Shirt” are available for pre-order along with two new shirts designed for us by new site contributor Luke Hooper. Read the rest of this entry »
There are only a few days left to get your pre-orders in for new and classic FanGraphs merchandise! Pre-orders will be open until May 1, and all orders will start shipping May 21.
FanGraphs hats, hoodies, and the “Dark Gray FanGraphs T-Shirt” are available for pre-order along with two new shirts designed for us by new site contributor Luke Hooper. Read the rest of this entry »
