Shirts, hoodies, mugs, and prints for people who live every Jays meltdown, Habs rebuild beat, Bills panic log, and F1 chaos dive.
Everything runs through a print on demand partner so drops can react fast when the season delivers a new inside joke. Current designs and ideas in the lab live here.
The headline design that matches what is happening on the field, ice, grid, or in the panic logs right now.
Clean front hit with a subtle nod that you watch games with spreadsheets, not vibes alone.
For people who drink coffee while refreshing Fangraphs and yelling about win probability.
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Pieces that work even when your team just blew a four run lead or took a too many men penalty. Simple designs that still read as Thoms Foolery to anyone in the know.
Clean cap with the TF mark for everyday wear. Works at the ballpark, rink, or just at the grocery store when you want to broadcast that you have sports brain.
Heavy hoodie for late night games and winter slates. Front logo, back print that reads Smart Fan Chaos so people know you are not watching casually.
Simple Thoms Foolery type on the chest. Good for people who want the brand without announcing that they yelled about bullpen usage for three hours last night.
This is where ideas live while they prove themselves. Designs based on viral clips, cursed plays, and recurring bits from the timeline.
A graphic that walks through every way a game can slip away. If you have read a Jays panic log, you already know the boxes on this chart.
Polls and feedback on X help decide whether this becomes a real shirt or stays in the sketchbook.
Stylized lap chart for an F1 race where strategy fully went off the rails. Think tyre calls, safety car timing, and where the Piastri line should have been.
Could turn into prints or posters once the right race gives us the perfect chaos profile.
If you have an idea from a Jays series, Habs game, Bills drive, or F1 weekend that deserves a shirt, tag @ThomsFoolery on X. If people latch onto it, it might end up here next.