MATT FURIE EARTH DAY TEE
Our latest merch drop is a limited edition gold three-quarter length tee in collaboration with famed cartoonist, Matt Furie. This design is a visual representation of our mission statement showing a burger and the planet earth riding "in tandem" towards the same cause. Matt Furie is a Los Angeles-based American illustrator and artist of webcomics. He works in a happy, colorful, and psychedelic style, which delves into childhood nostalgia and teenage slacker fun. His best-known work is 'Pepe the Frog' which unexpectedly became an Internet meme in the late 2000s and was eventually hijacked by hate groups. Watch his journey to reclaim his gentle amphibian in the documentary "Feels Good Man".
Our latest merch drop is a limited edition gold three-quarter length tee in collaboration with famed cartoonist, Matt Furie. This design is a visual representation of our mission statement showing a burger and the planet earth riding "in tandem" towards the same cause. Matt Furie is a Los Angeles-based American illustrator and artist of webcomics. He works in a happy, colorful, and psychedelic style, which delves into childhood nostalgia and teenage slacker fun. His best-known work is 'Pepe the Frog' which unexpectedly became an Internet meme in the late 2000s and was eventually hijacked by hate groups. Watch his journey to reclaim his gentle amphibian in the documentary "Feels Good Man".
Our latest merch drop is a limited edition gold three-quarter length tee in collaboration with famed cartoonist, Matt Furie. This design is a visual representation of our mission statement showing a burger and the planet earth riding "in tandem" towards the same cause. Matt Furie is a Los Angeles-based American illustrator and artist of webcomics. He works in a happy, colorful, and psychedelic style, which delves into childhood nostalgia and teenage slacker fun. His best-known work is 'Pepe the Frog' which unexpectedly became an Internet meme in the late 2000s and was eventually hijacked by hate groups. Watch his journey to reclaim his gentle amphibian in the documentary "Feels Good Man".