Jimothy Was Here Tee

The Jimothy Was Here Tee is a graffiti tag scene on a shirt. Seattle's viral raccoon, a dumpster he's claiming as his own, brush-stroke lettering, and all the alley trash a king deserves. Unofficial fan merch from Unethical Threads for the people who got it the second a short spine trash panda became a city legend.

What makes this different from every other Jimothy shirt?

Every other Jimothy tee is block text on a blank shirt. This one treats him like the street artist he clearly thinks he is.

The front print is a full graffiti tag scene: brush-stroke lettering, a battered green dumpster with a 'TRASH ONLY' sign taped to it (you'll get there), scattered trash, white paint splatter, and Jimothy himself rendered in engraving-style detail, strolling out from behind his kingdom. He tagged it and he left. Half street art, half urban legend, all raccoon.

• Heavyweight cotton. The kind that actually survives a summer.
• Unisex relaxed fit, S through 4XL. Room for everyone at the dumpster.
• Crew neck. Classic. Nothing weird going on up there.
• DTG printed. Ink goes directly into the fabric. Colors don't quit.
• Front print only. The back is just shirt. Jimothy doesn't need a sequel.

Is this actually a good gift?

Yes.

If you know someone who spent more than forty-five seconds watching raccoon videos in July 2026, this is the gift. Works for Seattle locals, animal people, street art fans, and anyone who has ever used the phrase 'trash panda' unironically. Jimothy transcends demographics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this official Jimothy merch?
No. This is unofficial fan-made merch. Not endorsed by, affiliated with, or approved by anyone involved with Jimothy's rise to fame.

What sizes does the Jimothy Was Here Tee come in?
S through 4XL. Unisex relaxed fit, so it runs comfortable across the board.

Will the print fade or crack?
The design is DTG printed directly into the fabric, not layered on top. Colors hold up through regular washing.

Does this shirt encourage actual graffiti?
No. The graffiti is a joke about a raccoon claiming a dumpster. Please do not tag real property. Jimothy would not approve, and neither do we.

Who is Jimothy the raccoon?
Jimothy is a wild raccoon from Seattle's Ballard neighborhood who went viral in mid-July 2026. He has short spine syndrome, which gives him his uniquely round, compact build. The internet lost its collective mind over him.