The puffy shirt, the Festivus pole, Jon Voight’s LeBaron — a shop about nothing with everything in it.
By The Sword · The pirate shirt a low-talker mumbled Jerry into — white rayon ruffles, S/M–2X.
The screen-worn original hangs in the Smithsonian; this rayon replica is as close as you can legally get.
StockX · The last Jordans Jerry wore on the show — the '92 Cardinal 7, brought back true-to-OG in 2022.
Wagner Companies · Mill-finish aluminum pole from a real Milwaukee railing factory — base included, tinsel not.
Film Cells Ltd · Officially licensed 17×24 of Nina's portrait — loathsome, yet you can't look away.
Celebrity Machines · Stamped-aluminum New York Liberty plate, embossed like the real thing — fear the Assman.
ClassicCars.com · Saab's gone, but Jerry's drop-top lives on in the classifieds — black is still the hot color.
ClassicCars.com · A real woodgrain LeBaron drop-top of your own — Jon Voight ownership not guaranteed.
NYC Tourism (official visitor guide) · Grab a booth under the neon 'RESTAURANT' sign — Monk's exterior in nearly every episode.
The Original Soup Kitchen (the stand itself), NYC · Al Yeganeh's actual 1984 stand · 259A W 55th St · lobster bisque, bread, an apple
Apple Music / iTunes · All 33 of Wolff's real show cues — slap-bass theme included — finally released in 2021.
Yada yada yada.Seinfeld
The puffy shirt really is in the Smithsonian, and the slap-bass theme was re-recorded to fit each week’s monologue — composer Jonathan Wolff popped the beat with his own lips.
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