Squatchin Mugs
Description: A cartoonish brown Sasquatch is depicted mid-stride, with its left leg forward and right leg extended back. The creature has a stern expression and a bushy beard. Above and to its right, the text "Keep on Squatchin'..." is displayed in a distressed, yellow-orange font with smaller yellow dots resembling a speech bubble.
Description: A black and white monochrome graphic featuring a large, walking Sasquatch silhouette framed within an arched border. The text 'I'D RATHER BE' appears in an arc above the creature, while 'SQUATCHIN'' is written in bold letters below. The background includes pine trees and scattered stars, giving it a vintage or retro outdoor adventure aesthetic.
Description: Sasquatch, also widely known as Bigfoot, is a large, hairy, ape-like creature deeply rooted in North American folklore and Indigenous oral traditions. While thousands of reported sightings and alleged footprints exist, there is no recognized scientific evidence to prove the creature's existence.
Description: Sasquatch, also widely known as Bigfoot, is a large, hairy, ape-like creature deeply rooted in North American folklore and Indigenous oral traditions. While thousands of reported sightings and alleged footprints exist, there is no recognized scientific evidence to prove the creature's existence.
Description: Head into the woods with this distressed vintage-style Gone Squatchin’ design. Perfect for Bigfoot believers, Sasquatch hunters, hikers, campers, and cryptid enthusiasts, this retro adventure badge captures the fun of searching for the legendary forest giant. Whether you’re exploring the backcountry, visiting a national park, or simply love cryptozoology and folklore, this vintage-inspired design is a great addition to any outdoor or cryptid collection.
Description: If you don’t believe in bigfoot, it’s ok. Bigfoots don’t believe in you either. And they may be squatchin around the woods near you. In 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin filmed a hairy creature walking on two legs by a spot on Bluff Creek in California. It is the most famous and contested piece of Bigfoot “evidence” to this day.
