Candace Cameron Bure, best known for her role as D.J. Tanner on the iconic sitcoms Full House and Fuller House, recently delighted fans by unveiling a new line of merchandise inspired by the show. The 49-year-old actress took to Instagram on December 4th to announce the arrival of her merch line, featuring shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and stickers designed specifically for Full House enthusiasts.
Among the merchandise offerings are two designs paying homage to Full House, including an illustration of the Mustang owned by Uncle Jesse, portrayed by John Stamos. In the design, the car is set against a backdrop of San Francisco row houses and the Golden Gate Bridge, with the phrase “Oh My Lanta” overlaid – a beloved catchphrase from both the original show and its revival.
Available for purchase on Cameron Bure’s website, the Mustang-inspired shirt is priced at $40, although some sizes have already sold out. It remains unclear whether the actress plans to restock in the future. Another shirt design in the Full House merchandise line features five postcards, each referencing different aspects of the show, with one paying tribute to the show’s theme song with the phrase, “Everywhere you look. Everywhere you go.”
Fans wasted no time in showering Cameron Bure with admiration for her new collection, with one writing, “Oh my lanta. I need that shirt!!!!” Others echoed the sentiment, exclaiming, “Oh my lanta! I want all of these! So cute! 🤩,” and “Definitely need the oh my lanta. Iconic.” The excitement continued as another fan proclaimed, “OG DJ,” and supporters cheered on the actress with comments like, “This really slaps,” and “So cute!! 🫶.”
Cameron Bure’s foray into merchandise has undoubtedly struck a chord with fans of the beloved sitcom, bringing a piece of Full House nostalgia into their everyday lives with a stylish and heartfelt touch.
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