Official Firefox 3 CDs are now available for everyone to buy, own, give or collect, at the Mozilla Store.

Designed by the Royal Order, it features one of the designs of the revamped mozilla.com. Available for $4.20 (US Store) or £3.00 (international store).

What do you want to see available next at the Mozilla Store? A $10 Firefox-themed laptop skin? A $15 Mozilla themed Rubik’s cube featuring the Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Camino and other logos? What about a $17 Firefox logo frisbee? Or an ultra-cool $35 flash drive featuring the Firefox 3 robot?

I’m all for the Rubik’s cube but hope the robot gets one of the faces. $35 for a 1GB flash drive seems steep even for a Firefox 3 robot flash drive. Unless there is a 4GB Corsair Survivor under the hood.

Head over now to the latest Mozilla Store poll and get what you want. It only runs until tomorrow June 24 11:59pm PST.

In case you haven’t noticed, the Firefox 3 T-shirt is already available for chicos y chicas.

The US Mozilla Store is offering again cute Firefox plushies (9″, $16) and introducing Firefox coffee mugs (12oz, $8).

The US Mozilla Store is featuring four new items just in time for the holidays: a Mozilla striped beanie ($10), a Firefox Hoodie Sweatshirt ($42), a long sleeve grey T-shirt ($18) and a Mozilla bundle ($26) that includes a Firefox mouse pad, a black short sleeve T-shirt, stickers and a cinch bag to take it all in. Read the rest of this entry »

I don’t remember to have seen this Mozilla Striped Beanie before at the Mozilla Store (maybe there’s a good reason for that “new” icon next to it), but if you are in the North Hemisphere (and not too close to the tropic), you may have a good chance to spread the word about Mozilla while keeping those ideas warm, all for $10.

John Slater, Mozilla’s Creative Director, has posted a teaser of some of the new stuff coming to the Mozilla Store later this summer (think August).

In the picture below, Mozillians Matthew Zeier, Jonas Sicking and Rishi Mallik are uh.. modelling some of the new designs for the Firefox T-shirts. As you can see the new approach focuses not as much on the Firefox logo but in creating an attractive, attention grabbing piece of cloth. Read the rest of this entry »

Since its relaunch on August 2005, the Mozilla Store serves Mozilla users looking for yet another way to spread the word about Firefox, Thunderbird and the Mozilla project through a variety of apparel, books, CDs and other great items. To learn more about how it works and what’s coming in the near future, I talked to Marcia Knous, QA manager at the Mozilla Corporation and responsible for the Mozilla Store activities.

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Now available at the Mozilla Store:

“To commemorate the 220 foot crop circle created by some true Firefox enthusiasts, we responded by creating this unique navy hoody. This garment was designed by Alex Polvi, a member of the Crop Circle creative team. Made of 100% California Fleece cotton, it has the original image used to make the crop circle screened on the back, along with the text “Aliens Prefer Firefox.” Each sleeve also has a splotch of wheat chaff just for an added whimsical touch. Added features include a kangaroo pocket and hood with drawstring. You definitely don’t have to be an alien to love this hoody! Quantities are limited, and this item is only available in size L and XL.” $50.

A Firefox sound bag is available now at the Mozilla Store. It “has built in speakers powered by 2 AAA batteries. Just slip in your iPod, zip up your case and you ready to travel in style! The front of the case is decorated with the Firefox wordmark in black.” Read the rest of this entry »

The Firefox Performance Stretch ($60) and the Mozilla Ogio backpack ($70). Get them at the Mozilla Store.