BATLM Merchandise
All Profits are Donated to the Blue Tree Project!
SELCT VENUES REMAIN!
Tees - Darkstar Coffee (Osborne Park), Gill St Deli (Mosman Park), Merchant & Maker (Dunborough), Willing Coffee (Mt Lawley)
Caps - Someday Coffee (Floreat), Gill St Deli (Mosman Park), Merchant & Maker (Dunborough), Willing Coffee (Mt Lawley)
Hoodies - Gill St Deli (Mosman Park), Merchant & Maker (Dunborough), Willing Coffee (Mt Lawley)
Dependent on sizing, we recommend flicking the venue a message beforehand to confirm appropriate stock :)
Check In On Your Mate's Tee
Printed and produced locally in WA in partnership with The Fabric Printer
Spread a powerful message with the “Check In On Your Mates” Tee, featuring a bold two-colour screen print on the front.
All profits are donated to the Blue Tree Project, helping raise awareness for mental health.
Features:
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Heavyweight tee
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Two-colour screen print
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Relaxed, comfortable fit
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Durable, everyday wear
Grab yours before orders end!
(Orders close 31st Jan 2026)
BATLM Caps
Printed and produced locally in WA in partnership with The Fabric Printer
Show your support with the BATLM Cap, featuring clean, high-quality embroidery on the front and side.
All profits are donated to the Blue Tree Project, helping raise awareness for mental health.
Features:
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6-panel design
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Front and side embroidery
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Adjustable fastener with metal clasp
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Premium, durable construction
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One size fits all
Grab yours before orders end!
(Orders close 31st Jan 2026)
Check In On Your Mate's Hoodie
Printed and produced locally in WA in partnership with The Fabric Printer
Stay comfy while spreading an important message with the “Check In On Your Mates” Relax Hood, featuring a bold two-colour print on the front.
All profits are donated to the Blue Tree Project, helping raise awareness for mental health.
Features:
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Relaxed fit hood
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Two-colour print
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Soft, warm, and durable
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Everyday comfort
Grab yours before orders end!
(Orders close 31st Jan 2026)
"Check in on your mates” isn’t just a slogan - it’s something we get to do every week.
Too often, especially amongst blokes, mental health is a topic we shy away from.
But sometimes all it takes is a simple invite: "Keen for a coffee?
"One brew. One convo. One moment to make sure someone you care about is doing alright.
We’re grateful that we get to have that weekly catch-up over a long mac, and we honestly think it’s underrated.
So reach out, maybe to a mate you haven’t seen for a while, maybe even one you saw yesterday.
Ask them out for a coffee. Preferably a long mac… but (for once) we’ll allow a flat white, mocha or triple vanilla almond frappe if that’s more your speed.