Seinfeld Mandelbaum's Gym T-Shirt

This Mandelbaum's Gym design comes from Seinfeld, the NBC series that spent nine seasons proving a sitcom about nothing could be about almost everything. The exterior of Monk cafe is Tom Restaurant on Broadway at 112th Street in Manhattan, a real diner that has been fielding Seinfeld tourists for decades. Vandelay Industries, Kramerica and The Human Fund are all inventions of characters trying to get out of something. Seinfeld premiered on NBC in July 1989 as The Seinfeld Chronicles and ran nine seasons to May 1998, created by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. The pilot tested so poorly that the network ordered only four more episodes, which is now one of the most quoted facts in television history.

Festivus was a real tradition in the family of writer Dan O Keefe before it ever reached television. The aluminium pole, however, was invented for the show. Kramer is named for Kenny Kramer, who really did live across the hall from Larry David and who later ran bus tours of Seinfeld locations in New York. This one is printed on a athletic heather unisex t-shirt in sizes S through 5XL. A solid pick for anyone who has ever answered a real question with a line from this show.

Features:

• Athletic Heather Unisex T-Shirt
• 100% cotton (Heather 40% polyester)
• Front print
• Officially Licensed

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