Sink Your Teeth into Nautica's Bold New ‘Jaws' Clothing Drop, Ahead of the Films 50th Anniversary
Nearly five decades after Jaws first terrorized our screens (and the beaches of Cape Cod), Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster hit is back in the spotlight. To celebrate the iconic film's 50th anniversary (which falls on June 20th), lifestyle brand Nautica has launched a limited-edition clothing collection in collaboration with the movie franchise that you can now buy online.
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The drop includes graphic tees, short-sleeve camp shirts, and Nautica's signature quick-dry swim trunks — all splashed with bold colors (think electric blues and purples), subtle shark graphics, and that effortless, breathable fit the brand is known for. Prices start at just $29.50 and cap at $69.50 for the bathing suit bottoms.
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In 2018, Rolling Stone ranked Jaws as number two, in a list of, Steven Spielberg's Movies, Ranked Worst to Best, stating, 'In Spielberg's hands, the shark becomes not just a great movie monster, but also an existential fact – consuming its victims with little care for who they are. That unhinged, anything-goes quality, enhanced by an almost mathematical deployment of scares, still keeps us riveted and shocked, even after multiple viewings. It's a magic trick like very few others in film history.'
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So, whether you're wearing this Jaws-themed gear at the beach, by the pool (safer than open waters, we get it), or while rewatching the film for the hundredth time, this collection is your go-to summer uniform; stylish, breathable, and made for cinephiles.
Craving more from Nautica? The brand's been on a collaboration streak lately. They recently launched a Beach Boys capsule — a sun-soaked tribute to the legendary American rock band with tees starting at just $14.99. The line blends coastal cool with a mix of nostalgia, and you can grab it here.
Sizes for the Jaws drop range from XS to 3XL, but they're swimming off shelves fast, especially with Discovery Channels, Shark Week lurking just around the corner. Snag your favorites now, before this collection disappears beneath the surface.
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If you want a little more 'Dun, Dun' in your waters, you can watch Jaws (as well as the second and third movie) by buying the film on Blue-Ray and Digital or through a Peacock membership, which you can sign up for here.
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