Fangirl

Fangirl — Darwin, NT

Making fans cool again

It's 90% humidity. You're sweating. Why aren't you carrying one of these?

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Nobody carries one anymore

90%

Wet season humidity in Darwin. Eight months of it. Every year.

Darwin is brutally hot

Eight months of build-up, wet season and the kind of humidity that fogs your sunglasses walking out of the servo.

Humans carried fans for a thousand years

Standard equipment. Everywhere. Then, somewhere along the way, we all quietly stopped.

They never stopped working

No battery. No charging cable. No app. Snap it open and the air moves.

So we're bringing them back

Same physics. Much better looking. This time it's an accessory, not a relic.

Three ways to snap

  • Souvenir

    Territory designs. $8–12. Grab one at the bar.

  • Artist Series

    Licensed First Nations artwork. Coming soon.

  • Weddings & Events

    Custom fans for the hottest day of your life.

The range

  • Purple pandanus palms printed on a brown fan
  • Pink magpie geese in flight on a mango fan
  • Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House on a mango fan
  • Blue jetty at sunset on an orange fan
  • Blue buffalo on a black fan
  • Saltwater crocodile on a teal fan

The moment

Outdoor wedding. Thirty-four degrees at four in the afternoon. The celebrant clears her throat.

Nobody is holding a paper program, because nobody wants a paper program. Everybody is holding a fan.

The bride steps out. A hundred fans snap open at once — one sound, one flash of colour, every phone already up.

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