Superpesis Roundup merchandise

Before I start this post I want to make it clear - any merchandise for sale via this blog will only ever be sold at a price that covers production and shipping only. No products will ever be sold for a profit.

In conjunction with some other news I am hoping to confirm in the coming weeks, I have put together some sample clothing and general merchandise to help promote the blog and for people to show their support for pesäpallo generally. 

Below are a few examples of merchandise which may be available in the near future. If you are interested, please leave a comment, send a message or like the tweet on Twitter that led you to this page. 

All images are (c) Iain Alba 2020


At the plate - grey

Air time - white
Vintage SR warp - blue

SR warp hoodie - white

SR handle - orange

SR warp hoodie - navy

SR handle - black

SR cap - black

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