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About DNKYBongsTV Merch

DNKYBongsTV merch is how the network funds work that doesn’t pay for itself. Radio hours, editorial commissions, studio time for artists who can’t cover a session — none of that is supported by streaming revenue at independent scale. What you buy here goes into making more of it.

The store carries apparel, vinyl and network gear tied to the shows and labels rather than generic logo product. Runs are small and restocks are irregular, which is a consequence of how it’s produced rather than an artificial scarcity tactic.

What’s in the Store

Apparel built around network identities — the DBTV Network mark, Gemwork Radio, and G.U.M.M. Magazine. Physical releases from the three imprints: Grown RenegadeZ Music, Last Kind Recordz and LK Jazz. And occasional one-off items tied to a release, a Sound Check round or a live date.

Where the Money Goes

Revenue from DNKYBongsTV merch splits three ways. Artist releases pay the artist first. Show-branded product funds production and hosting for the network’s programming. Anything left underwrites editorial — paying writers for reporting that doesn’t come with a sponsor attached.

That’s not a charitable pitch, just an explanation of what the transaction does. Buying a shirt from an independent network is a materially different act to buying one from a merchandising company that licensed a logo.

Shipping, Sizing and Returns

Orders ship from the US. Sizing runs standard; where a garment runs small or large it’s noted on the product page. Faulty or incorrect items are replaced — email before returning anything so it can be tracked properly. Check your account for order status once you’ve bought.

Members and Restocks

Limited runs go to network members first. If you want notice before something sells out, join the network — it’s free, and release and restock announcements go out on the same list as show updates.

Artists interested in producing physical product through the network’s imprints should submit music first; merch conversations follow releases rather than precede them.