Featuring Firefox, Thunderbird, Sunbird, Camino, SeaMonkey, and Bugzilla logos (yes, no T-rex!!) , you can now torture yourself knowing you may never saw all the logos again once you scramble it. Fortunately, they’re only 8 pounds, so you can get a second one if you give up.

Hopefully, coming soon to the North America store.

Via David Boswell’s blog.

But you don’t have to wait for the mail. Just grab a wallpaper with the same design now and let people know what makes you so cool. Available in a wide range of desktop sizes.

Via musingT.

Mozilla has launched the Mozilla Community Store, a catalog of Firefox T-shirts featuring designs by participants of the recent Firefox 3 T-shirt contest.

But you are not limited to the 60 designs currently available. Instead, Mozilla encourages everyone to submit their own designs for any Mozilla product, and once approved they will be available for the public to order a T-shirt with it.

The store is powered by Zazzle which makes it possible to select from a variety of T-shirt styles, colors, and sizes; add text, customize the position, and shipping to 84 countries at a reasonable cost.

If you are planning on getting some for you, your friends, and relatives, you better hurry to get a 20% off discount before December 26, using the MOZILLAMERCH coupon code.

Check out the Mozilla Community Store.

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 Hoodie Sweatshirt is already available at the International store and other items may be available soon.

Plus, get 10% off with coupon codes HAPPYHOLIDAY (for the US Store) and FIREFOXHOLIDAY (for the International Store). Valid through December 31, 2007.

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.

In related news, Thunderbird 2.0 CDs are now available for  at the Mozilla Store for $4.20.

Mozilla Links: What are the goals of the Mozilla Store in terms of revenue, volume, reach and as a vehicle to spread the word about Mozilla products?

MK: Revenue is not even on my radar. My whole philosophy regarding the store is to use it as a vehicle to make our community excited about the product and also to reward the thousands of volunteers that work on our project in their spare time. I have to say whenever I am traveling and someone sees the Firefox branding, they get excited. In some circles, the tshirts continue to be prized items. I think lots of folks like the logo (designed by Jon Hicks), and I think that makes the tshirts that much more attractive.

As far as goals for the Mozilla Store, this year I hope to add a true community flavor by featuring a Community Member of the Month on the store page, wearing or using something from the store. This will require some work on the site design, and I am already brainstorming with both stores about how we can accomplish this.

Other goals are to increase our SKUs slightly, and try to offer some unique Tshirt designs that Mozilla community members will be proud to wear. Some ideas for new products that are currently in the mix are a Mozilla Gas Station Jacket and new Mozilla old school baseball hat. The Tshirt designs will also be retooled soon, so we should hopefully have some new designs up by spring.

ML: How are products selected?

MK: We have a fairly stable mix of products that have been mostly carried over from our old store (previous vendor). Our new vendor, Gateway CDI, has a merchandising department that generates ideas about new products based on the trends they see going on. Both Gateway and Merchandise Mania, our international vendor then handle fulfillment of the product (getting samples and then having it produced and warehoused).

Apparel is by far our top seller, so that is the primary merchandise focus at the store currently. BTW, I have an email alias set up for suggestions, and I do read and respond to all inquiries I get. I have generated some of the ideas for products, such as the Champion Hooded sweatshirt. In other cases, Firefox projects like the Crop Circle have generated ideas for new products.

ML: Which one is the top seller?

MK: Top selling item in the US Store for past three months is the Firefox Ogio Messenger bag. In March we expect to have that same bag available in the international store as well.

ML: Have you considered a partnership with a digital photo provider so Mozilla could license some imagery and users may order gift items directly from them while profit are shared with Mozilla?

MK: Not really that simple to do, since both the FF and Tbird logos are very difficult to get right. My feeling is that I don’t want products out there that don’t look right. It took both of our vendors some time to get the logo silkscreened right on Tshirts, as well as getting the embroidery down. I don’t want to farm that out and have to worry about shoddy looking Firefox logos showing up on shirts and other products.

Thanks to Marcia for taking the time and sharing some interesting facts!

Don’t forget to let us all know if you have grabbed an item from the Mozilla Store in Mozilla Link’s latest poll and share your comments here.

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.

There is also a clearance sale going on at the store with 10-20% discount on Firefox polos, t-shirts, flashlights, ladies hooded jogger and laptop backpacks.

For even cheaper alternatives, check these printable Mozilla calendars.

If you want to see them around again, go vote for it here. Don’t feel afraid to register at Bugzilla and get a toe in Mozilla’s workshop.