gift counter / comic table
ATN MerchStickers, shirts, prints, and neighborhood take-homes
The merch side of Around the Neighborhood should feel like the fun stuff you spot at the edge of the pop-up table: stickers tucked next to food orders, shirts from a good weekend drop, and prints that carry a little ATN world home with you.
A comic storefront for shirts, stickers, prints, and odd little extras.- Stickers for bags and add-ons
- Shirts for pop-up weekends
- Prints from the ATN universe
Think stickers tucked into food orders, shirts from a pop-up weekend, and prints that make the food brand feel like a small comic world.
window display
More corner-store comic rack than big online catalog
The best version of ATN merch feels discovered, not mass-produced: a few favorite pieces, some small-run weirdness, and enough visual character to feel worth grabbing when someone already loves the food.
- Limited release energy
- Good on a market table
- Built for small-batch drops
merch grid
Current categories in the ATN merch stack
Most merch makes sense in short runs, so this section reads like a stack of what is around now, what might come back, and what is worth asking about before it disappears.
Shirts
Neighborhood tees, pop-up shirts, or one-off comic designs that make sense in small batches.
Stickers
Great for packaging extras, local drops, or easy add-ons that make the food order feel like a souvenir.
Prints
Small comic-inspired prints that feel good on a merch wall, a market table, or packed next to a gift order.
Other Merch
Buttons, totes, accessories, or small seasonal ideas you want to test in limited runs.
Browse the category
Think of this like the front window: enough to catch the vibe and see what kinds of pieces ATN puts out.
Send a merch inquiry
Best for limited runs, local pickups, or small items that may sell through before they ever get a formal listing.
Swap in real product images
When better product shots arrive, they can slot right into the storefront without changing the feel of the page.
The point is not to overpower the food business. It is to give regulars, tourists, and pop-up shoppers a few fun ways to remember the brand after they eat.