Tiger King Joe Exotic’s clothing line “sold out within hours with more than $20K in sales.” He’s the face of the “REVENGE” collection with the brand Odaingerous. Odaingerous owner Odain Watson told TMZ Joe Exotic signed a six-month partnership deal with the clothing company at the end of April. The line features joggers, hoodies, graphic […]
Tiger King Joe Exotic’s clothing line “sold out within hours with more than $20K in sales.”
He’s the face of the “REVENGE” collection with the brand Odaingerous.
Odaingerous owner Odain Watson told TMZ Joe Exotic signed a six-month partnership deal with the clothing company at the end of April.
The line features joggers, hoodies, graphic T-shirts, and even face masks, which have Joe’s name and pictures of tigers.
Its soft online launch Monday apparently sold out within hours and brought in more than $20K.
Since then, the full collection dropped on Wednesday and more than 7K items have sold, TMZ reports.
New merch will apparently be available online soon.
Joe apparently negotiated the deal from prison over letters and phone calls.
He is serving a 22-year jail sentence after being found guilty of paying a hitman to kill animal activist Carole Baskin.
He was also sentenced for killing tigers to make room for more exotic cats in his animal park.
Since then the Odaingerous crew provided Joe’s legal team with gear to wear on the Pardon Joe Exotic bus.
Sources close to Joe told TMZ his lawyers are preparing to send their case to President Trump claiming Joe was wrongly convicted.
They point out Joe made it very known he wanted Carol dead – so they say it is unlikely he would be foolish enough to plan to do it.
The president earlier said he would take a look at the high-profile case.
The Tiger King recently said he is “thrilled” by the public’s reaction to his Netflix series.
He now wants to become a “criminal justice reformer.”
Nicolas Cage is set to star in a new series based on Joe Exotic’s life.
Exotic has reportedly filed a $94 million federal lawsuit against the government for alleged civil rights violations.
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