Scrapple Mercantile is the place to score some sweet t-shirts, hats, and other cool swag from the movie Scrapple, Widespread Panic: The Earth Will Swallow You, and other scrapply wares. Check out some clips while you're here too.
Scrapple Mercantile Merch
The Earth Will Swallow You Michael Houser opening art printed on a classic crew neck tee. Soft, durable, and comfortable with classic TEWSY artwork.
Michael Houser TEWSY opening artwork patch snapback trucker hat.
Classic Scrapple logo on a white Bella + Canvas Women’s cut tee. Features include a slim fit, side-seamed construction and a tear away label.
The Earth Will Swallow You Michael Houser opening art printed on a 3/4 length sleeve, baseball style shirt. Soft, durable, and comfortable with classic TEWSY artwork.
The Earth Will Swallow You John Bell opening art printed on a 3/4 length sleeve, baseball style shirt. Soft, durable, and comfortable with classic TEWSY artwork.
Classic Scrapple crewneck T-Shirt. Soft, durable, and comfortable with classic Scrapple artwork.
John Bell TEWSY opening artwork patch Legacy brand snapback trucker hat.
Scrapple
Scrapple is the first film by brothers Christopher and Geoffrey Hanson. Set in the mythical ski town of Ajax, Colorado, in 1978, Men's Journal called Scrapple a "ski bum's version of Easy Rider.” The New York Times called Scrapple "Babe on Acid" and a "nearly letter-perfect recreation of a late 60s early 70s stoner movie.” Musician Taj Mahal called it Dazed and Confused in the mountains.
Widespread Panic:
The Earth Will Swallow You
In the summer of 2000, The Hanson Brothers went on tour with Widespread Panic. They made the definitive documentary about the six-headed rock n' roll monster that was the original Widespread Panic.
The Earth Will Swallow You captures the essence of original guitar player Mikey Houser both onstage and off in touching vignettes that shine a light on the quiet guitar player's immeasurable legacy.
Relix voted the movie best Documentary of 2002, and Rolling Stone featured it as one of the best rock docs of 2002.