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Hey all!

I admittedly haven’t done a ton of “marketing” in regards to the first batch of shirts – but we’ve got a good amount in all sizes and both colors still. We’ve also got those Dickies shirts in black – one large, two extra large.

I’m not going to start a new run of shirts til we sell more of the current ones – so feel free to hit me up and we can get one (or more) to you!

If you’re outside the MWV area, I can ship to you for the cost of $5 per shirt. (This would be along with the $20/shirt cost.)

Find me on FB or via email and let’s talk!

And we’re super stoked!

The t-shirts are going for $20 each, and we have 24 each in the black and the green colorways. Sizes range S-XL.

We also have a very small amount of the classic Dickies short-sleeve button-downs (what we think of as “brewers’ shirts”) in black. There is only one L and two XL available. These run a little roomy. They’re going for $45 each.

Message us on the ol’ Facebook to find out current availability!

We’re going to be offering our original design (the one we used for the test hoodies) as a t-shirt in two different color schemes: off-white (“sand”) on black, and light gold on military green.

We think they look pretty snazzy, and they’ll go with pretty much anyone’s color palette. I mean, hey, a black t-shirt goes with practically everything – you may as well rep Conway Moose Farms.

These will be retailing for $20 each; after recouping production costs, all the remaining proceeds will be going to a local non-profit in the MWV. Details to come regarding which one!

If you’re interested in getting one of these in a certain size, send us a message via our Facebook page. We’re still getting the email set up, which should be live by next week.

If you’re reading this, then you’ve probably heard me mention the website. Fire on the Mountain is, aside from being a great Grateful Dead track, the name of our original team that we use when we’re doing “outside things” for charities and fundraisers, like Seek the Peak for the Mount Washington Observatory.

We’re in our fourth year of being around, and every year we’ve had more folks join and progressively raised more money annually. And we’re damn proud of that. We come from all walks of life, and all levels of energy, and make things happen – and that’s sort of the point of all we’re doing with Conway Moose Farms as well

If you would like to donate to our team for Seek the Peak, simply click on this link right here and make a donation in any – ANY – amount. Five bucks is cool; so is five hundred. All of it adds up, and all of it is appreciated!

We’ve distributed the first batch and are going to make more – or perhaps go with t-shirts as it’s getting warmer outside. If we go that route, we might just sell them in-person at a fair or festival versus trying to contend with online purchasing at this time, which is a hot mess.

In the meantime, our crew will be raising money for the Mount Washington Observatory via our team, Fire on the Mountain. We’ll have a separate post up soon on how you can help us help them!