Just in Time for the Holidays: NEW Reason Swag!

Reason has partnered with the folks at LibertyManiacs.com to offer a top notch, new online Reason store.  Our new shirts, hats, jackets, mugs and more are perfect for that friend, colleague, or family member in need of "Free Minds and Free Markets."  After all, nothing says "liberty" and "Merry Christmas" better than this handy Reason beer stein!

So grab an item or two or ten, and help someone (anyone!) look totally sweet this holiday season.  Visit www.reason.com/stuff to start shopping!

Comments

[Hank]

Because no other gift better expresses the sentiment: You're dead to me.

[Kyle Jordan]

I'm telling you guys, AR15 Lower Receivers. They'd rule.

[jesse]

+1

[Discord]

Love it.

[Suki]

+2

[?]

That stein should just say "Drink!" in the org font.

No one looks to beer for guidance in choosing a favorite Beltway NGO.

Not to the outside of a beer, anyway.

[Jordan]

No tophat or monocle? WTF Reason?

[Suki]

+1

[Suki]

BTW, I wear thigh high boots and a long-tailed tuxedo jacket with my tophat and monocle 😉

[lunchstealer]

This is Reason schwag, not DA Ridgely schwag.

[Xeones]

Lame, there's not even an option to purchase a night with Lobster Girl.

[Pro Libertate]

My sources suggest that lobsters tattooed with the Reason logo are in the works.

[P Brooks]

You should do a deal with Pachmeyer for orange reason-logo pistol grips.

[Johnny Longtorso]

Reason logo-ed laser sites. Not the laser mechanism, but a little laser 'R' on the target.

[EJM]

...the folks at LibertyManiacs.com...

Do they have bologna in their slacks?

(reference explained here)

[jesse]

wow, bravo, that brings back memories

[ClubMedSux]

A beer stein, eh? Looks like somebody knows their audience.

[Isaac Bartram]

Come on, if they really wanted to reach this audience there'd be Reason rolling papers, Reason bongs and Reason hash pies.

But, giving the proclivities of certain US Attorneys, the beer stein's probably the best they can do.

[Suki]

+1

[Dwight Brown]

No "It will be a great day when the Pentagon has enough money to bomb public schools having bake sales" bumper stickers, either. Fail.

[jesse]

I love how they throw in the random black person in these adds.

[Pro Libertate]

That's strange. I don't see a person at all--just a beer stein.

I bought a t-shirt--WTF.

[sage]

I will tell you all again: If I see a dog wearing one of those doggie shirts, I will run the little mongrel over. Hopefully the owner too.

[kwais]

Dude,
I just want to buy the mug and t-shirt.

Why do I have to sign up for shit? what is this zazzle crap? Create a password?

I have a credit card and i want to buy something, why is this shit so complicated? I don't have all damn day.

[Enough About Palin]

For a magazine called "Reason"...

[SugarFree]

"McDonald's coffee is too hot! Where's my back pills! Pull up your pants, junior!"

[anon]

"After all, nothing says "liberty" and "Merry Christmas" better than this handy Reason beer stein!"

Of course, ChiCom made goods just scream "liberty" and "Merry Christmas" as they whisper "Communism" and "religious persecution".

[Rimfax]

Yawn.

The Rand print is a refreshing, yet painfully timid, step towards offering some sense of style other than making us feel like your self-effacing billboards. The Reason logo and font are classy and all, but if you want us to pay to show our fandom, give us something more than just page after page of the URL printed on different colored t-shirts and hoodies.

[T]

How about a nice poster of Gillespie in his iconic jacket?

[Suki]

You can have one made free at VistaPrint.

[Morris]

What a great vomit jug!

[Suki]

Do the workers control the means of production at the manufacturer?

How can we be assured that these items are free of union labor?

[Jersey Patriot]

I'd like one Reason hoodie girl, plus 3 large sandwiches and a half-gallon of whole milk.

[Episiarch]

"Who would have thought missing children could be so sexy? Did I say that out loud?"

[Matthew]

I think the beer stein and coffee mug labels are reversed on the site . . .