How the numbers here work

Every price here is the figure we last recorded for that item. We refresh them on a schedule rather than on the hour, so a price can move between our update and your visit. The figure you pay is the one shown at checkout, and that is the one that counts.

An item with no current price does not get a card at all. It leaves the department it lived in, the menu and the site map, and its old address answers with a redirect to that department rather than an error. When it comes back, so does the card.

The spread here is wider than on most, and that is the nature of the thing. A sticker with the goose on it is $2.99. An embroidered cap or a heavyweight hoodie is $107.99. The table on the home page counts what each department starts at, ends at and typically costs, and typical there means the middle item rather than the average, because an average across stickers and hoodies describes nothing.

Where two product pages look identical and one is five dollars cheaper, the difference is usually the print method or the blank garment underneath. Neither is published often enough for us to put it on a card, so we do not pretend to know. What is on the card is what the printer published.

Payment, delivery and returns happen at checkout with our retail partner rather than with us. Nothing here is printed, packed or posted by us, and if something arrives wrong their returns process is the fastest route.