Jurassic Park - Logo Mug

Yo, dino lovers! Here comes the officially licensed Jurassic Park baseball cap with embroidered movie logo on the front! Are you ready to show off your inner dino enthusiast? With this baseball cap, you now have the opportunity to do so. And not only that, it's also in a cool black color and made of durable quality. With the adjustable closure with metal buckle, it fits any head size. We guarantee that you will not only keep the sun out of your eyes, but also boost your style. Get your own Jurassic Park baseball cap now and be ready for an adventure in the world of dinosaurs!

Have you always wanted to show who's the boss in prehistoric style? Then grab our officially licensed Jurassic Park hoodie with a large movie logo front print! Made of warm, soft and brushed material, it will keep you comfortable even on chilly days. And the best part: With the front kangaroo pocket and elastic cuffs, you will always be well equipped. Don't miss the chance to show your love for the dinos and get yourself this cool black hoodie!

Welcome to Jurassic Park! Steven Spielberg's 1993 film is a timeless classic and is considered by fans to be the best part of the series. Entrepreneur John Hammond spared no expense to create an amusement park like no other using cutting-edge genetic technology. He invested his money not only in the (fault-prone) security technology or the creation of prehistoric creatures, but also in merchandise that could be bought in the park's visitor center. The most popular item in the collection is now also available at Elbenwald! No, not the Jurassic Park lunch box, but the official shirt with the famous park logo! The iconic shirt is not only popular among fans, but also in the fictional film universe. In the remake/sequel Jurassic World, park employee Lowery Cruthers wears such a specimen. However, he had to shell out 150 dollars on Ebay for his object of desire - you can get it cheaper with us. A timeless T-shirt and the perfect gift for Dino and movie fans! Or, of course, fans of the great book by Michael Crichton, which differs in many ways from the film adaptation.