Namaste GOrilla Eurovision tshirt francesco gabbani original

His Eurovision 2017 song “Occidentali’s Karma” debuted at #1 on the Italian FIMI Singles Chart and achieved gold status in the first week of sales.

And the momentum behind Francesco Gabbani only seems to pick up with each passing day. He recently watched his official video surpass 20 million views on YouTube.

Now, as Eurovision fans go ommmmmm and think about Italy, it’s time to get behind Francesco with our limited edition range of Namaste Gorilla t-shirts and smartphone covers.

Created by the in-house design team at wiwibloggs, our adorable gorilla will help you remember to whisper namaste as you approach nirvana. Whether you’re at the club, at yoga class, or simply walking down the street, the design will help you find and keep your centre.

The design is available on men and women’s t-shirts, hoodies, and tank tops/vests, and sleek phone covers.

Buy the Namaste Gorilla shirts, phone covers and more

We are all about celebrating diversity, so the shirts come in a wide range of colours and sizes — including blue, pink, grey, yellow and orange.

You can check out some of our favourites below.

Namaste Gorilla: Eurovision phone covers and t-shirts

 

But we have more designs…

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*Buy the shirt in a variety of colours

*Buy the shirt in white

Interviewed by Radio Nostalgia recently, Francesco Gabbani talked about the Eurovision Song Contest, the musical extravaganza that will take place in Ukraine from the 9th to the 13th of May.

It’s too early to call, but at the moment the odds are in his favour and Italy is ready to take the opportunity to snatch the iconic microphone made of glass with “Occidentali’s Karma”.

After talking with Francesco about Sanremo and his new album, which he’ll release in the coming weeks, the interviewer Andrea Secci asked the Italian representative which language he will sing in at Eurovision. His answer leaves little room for doubt.

“We’re still thinking about it, so I can’t give official news. The main question is: ‘Will Gabbani sing an English version of the lyrics or will he keep it in Italian?’ At this time we are more likely to stay in Italian for one reason: if I must represent our fantastic Italian music, singing in English could show me as an apple-polisher, trying to wink to the European audience. I would be proud to bring on stage these lyrics that were born and have taken root in Italy, and so I would like to sing it in Italian. Anyway, we are still under evaluation”.

He’s listening to fans as well. After all, they are the ones who crowned him the winner of Sanremo, which has gotten him to Eurovision in the first place.

“I’m honest, I’m careful about the opinion of my fans, the people who follow me. I must say that, actually, their observations go in this direction: sing it in Italian”.

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Charli Cheer Up
Charli Cheer Up
7 years ago

He’s gonna have to trim the song down like Il Volo and Francesca. I think his team needs to be careful not to remove any important parts that made the song already great.

an esc fan
an esc fan
7 years ago

Phone cover for the ”Honorary members of the selfie-addicted anonymous”.
It’s a little ironic after readings the lyrics (I’m not saying that everybody is selfie addicted just because owns a phone).

kris
kris
7 years ago

Are the t-shirts easy on the pocket or not?

QoojuiceCool
QoojuiceCool
7 years ago

So cute .Thank you wiwibloggs.love it.

Gippa
Gippa
7 years ago

Oh, I love these t-shirts so much, the monkey illustration is super-cute. I’ve just sent to my husband the link hoping he will get the hint for a “spontaneus” gift (object of the mail: yellow, size xyz – not writing my real size here haha) If he doesn’t understand the hint I’m gonna change husband. 🙂 Guys don’t be nasty. If you rationally think about it, right now Italy’s entry is the easiest one to pictoralize and the hype about it make it easier to merchandise. Maybe in a couple of weeks we’ll have merchandising for another entry, there is… Read more »

Mar
Mar
7 years ago

I sure hope Francesco is getting some royalties out of this…

Robert
Robert
7 years ago

Fighting the urge to order a shirt in every colour! 😀 Love it!

blondboybc
blondboybc
7 years ago

Grazie for listening to your ESC fans, Francesco! Fantastic! Love you! 😀

Donna Vey
Donna Vey
7 years ago

@K: yeah but those District 11 blood-effect red polishes, girl. #living

PS
Funny analogy!

K
K
7 years ago

this is like “selling limited-edition Hunger Games district-themed nail polish” levels of “missing the entire point/message”

Donna Vey
Donna Vey
7 years ago

“Never let decency stand in the way of capitalism.”

Edre
Edre
7 years ago

Oh, please! They do the same thing every year, but still nobody seems so negative about it when it’s for Sweden, Russia, Australia, the UK or other fan favourites. This year, and at least for now, it’s Italy’s turn being the pre-contest favourite, even if it’s not your favourite song or your favourite nation at Eurovision, get over it. I’m pretty sure Wiwi will create stuff to support other nations too, if they send something competitive.

Olsi
Olsi
7 years ago

Love this ideaaaaa!!!! Wonderful!

KYLLITO
KYLLITO
7 years ago

Italy was probably one of my top picks. But this merchandise push puts a bad taste in my mouth, that wiwibloggs is taking sides way too early. Like 30 songs and three months too early. This song is likely going to drop down my list. Sad.

Ruud Buscher ~NL
Ruud Buscher ~NL
7 years ago

Yeee I ordered the green phone case. Loved it!

Milla
Milla
7 years ago

I don’t know what to feel about this. Yes I do! People will find all kinds of ways to help Italy win. And media is hyping this one up! That’s for sure! This article is not very neutral.. Now I hope that.. no I’m not going to say it..

lazarevsergey
lazarevsergey
7 years ago

William! I will KICK your ass if you will cheat on me with him!!!

Donna Vey
Donna Vey
7 years ago

: doesn’t the title make it seem like wiwibloggs is campaigning for Italy?

Might not be a problem — but normally Wiwi sounds more impartial than encouraging the purchase of merchandise…