SPAM Brand Unveils Limited-Edition SPAM Brand x Nom Life Merchandise Collection

The makers of the SPAM brand have launched a limited-edition merchandise collection with food and travel creators, Ewa and Jeromy Ko of Nom Life. Available while supplies last on SPAM.com, the new SPAM Brand x Nom Life Collection includes five exclusive apparel and accessory items, all curated and co-designed with Nom Life.

“Collaborating with the SPAM brand team on this collection has been truly special for us. Jeromy and I grew up eating SPAM products and have many memories of enjoying them with loved ones and finding creative ways to use them in dishes,” said Ewa Ko of Nom Life. “Drawing inspiration from vintage concert tees and the heritage of the SPAM brand designs, we’re excited to have co-created this collection that feels nostalgically designed but created in modern fits and fabrics for classic, everyday pieces.”

Combining Nom Life’s connection to the SPAM brand and love for fashion with the iconic history of the little blue can, this limited capsule allows fans, both old and new, to proudly display their SPAM brand fandom.

Items in the SPAM brand x Nom Life Collection include:

• SPAM Brand Concert Crewneck ($55)
• SPAM Varieties Everyday Concert Tote ($20)
• SPAM Classic Vintage Print T-shirt ($25)
• SPAM Brand ‘The Dad’ Hat ($25)

“We’re excited to introduce a first-ever collaborative merchandise collection with Nom Life that will let new and existing fans show off their SPAM brand love with classic yet bold looks in 2023,” said Jason Baskin, director of marketing for SPAM brand. “And the best part about this collection is that all proceeds will go to Convoy of Hope, a long-time partner whose work is feeding communities around the globe in need every day.”

This limited-edition collection is only available while supplies last. *All proceeds from this limited collection will be donated to Convoy of Hope, a non-profit organization on a mission to feed the world and bring help and hope to communities that need it most through children’s feeding initiatives, community outreach and disaster response.

To purchase the collection and learn more, visit SPAM.