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The Core Collection
The store's bread and butter are tees, hoodies, and hats. Each drop ties to a specific episode or bit, and the quality has been improving year after year.
Right now, the Secret Podcast Heavyweight Tee is the closest thing to a flagship item. It's $30, made of 100% cotton, and features the show's logo in that unmistakable bold font. The print is thick enough to survive a few hundred washes, which matters when you're wearing it to every live show.
If you're looking for something with more weight, the Matt's Dead Hoodie is a fan favorite. It's $65, built from 12 oz. fleece, and the design is a tongue-in-cheek reference to a running bit where Shane insists Matt keeps dying on air. The hoodie itself feels like it was made to survive a Chicago winter - it's heavy, warm, and slightly oversized.
For hats, the M.A.S.P. Snapback is the simplest option. It's $28, front-panel embroidery with the podcast initials, and a curved brim that doesn't scream "influencer."
And then there's the Gobble Gobble Tee - a $32 short-sleeve that sold out twice last month. It's a callback to the Thanksgiving episode where they spent a full 20 minutes gobbling at each other. That bit alone made this tee the current bestseller.
The Designs
What makes this merch different is that nothing is random. The "Be Nice" crewneck, for example, comes from one of Matt's most repeated phrases during the show's Q&A segments. The "Gay Frogs" designs are a reference to a rant they did about conspiracy theories (not exactly Alex Jones, but close).
The boys also work with artists like Dan Seidman, who's been behind several limited drops. Seidman's style is dark, absurdist, and somehow fits the podcast's energy perfectly. His latest collab dropped in late July and is already selling out in the larger sizes.
The current summer collection was built around the 2026 tour, so you'll see a lot of references to live show moments. If you've been to a taping this year, you'll recognize bits like "Blaming the Sound Guy" and "Matt's Crying Face" on the new tees.
Price and Quality
Most items sit between $25 and $75. Shipping is a flat $5 in the US, and international shipping ranges from $8 to $15 depending on the destination.
The quality holds up. We've talked to fans who've had the original "Boppity" tee from 2021 and the print is still intact. That's not something you can say about most podcast merch.
If you're not sure what to grab, the store's Featured Product is a good starting point - it's usually the design that best represents the current era of the show.