Every year it’s the same. Christmas shopping. What to buy, where to buy it, and when can I find the time? You want to make everyone happy, but you’re killing yourself trying to figure out how. Well, Bon Iver (Justin Vernon) just made it a little bit easier for you to find that perfect Christmas gift. May we present to you this brand new Bon Iver t-shirt. Inspired by Bon Iver’s album, and designed by Eleanor Rudge, this design is meant to convey a sense of isolation and mysteriousness, but at the same time - a feeling of warmth. Justin has chosen to support Interval House, which is a women’s shelter located in Toronto, Ontario. Let’s keep everyone safe and warm this Christmas.  Buy this t-shirt, and give meaning to the holiday which is all about sharing and giving.

This design is printed on Athletic Grey, on a special Tri-Blend material (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon). It’s possibly the comfyest t-shirt you will ever own. And, it’s available in ALL sizes. So you can buy one for your boyfriend, your girlfriend, and every other member of your family. For Christmas buying tips, follow the lead of Paul Miller. Looks like this could be a good winter afterall!

>> Click here to buy this tee!

MP3:>> Bon Iver - For Emma (Justin on Piano)

That’s right… We’ve got a theme song! It’s a folky little number called ‘A Field of Birds’, inspired by the Yellow Bird Project, and written and recorded by Swedish singer/songwriter The Tallest Man On Earth.

We also had some original CD artwork made to accompany the song. This artwork (seen below) was created by the lovely and talented illustrator Eleanor Rudge.

To find out more about the story behind this song, click here.

If you have a blog or website then please feel free to give this song away to your readers. Or, why not tell a friend about this song, and brighten up their day!

Gather your friends and family around, and have a listen!

A Field of Birds - The Tallest Man On Earth (Yellow Bird Theme Song)

(to download, right click, Save Target As)

YBP has collaborated with the incredibly talented artist Eleanor Rudge to create a poster that we think emulates the YBP way. The poster demonstrates how you - the people - literally hold this project together. Now we’re calling on you to help us promote! We need people who are willing to spread their wings by putting up posters in bars, restaurants, street, dorm rooms, office buildings… anywhere! If you’d like to help out, write to us!

To view Eleanor’s lovely YBP artwork, click here. Visit the Tweet Page for more info!