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October 3rd: The Iconic ‘Mean Girls’ Line Lives On With New Amazon Merch
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October 3, 2025
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What day is it today? If you said Friday, technically you’re right — but more importantly, it’s October 3rd. And no, you didn’t forget a national holiday, your mom’s birthday, or that dentist appointment you swore you’d remember. Today is the day Aaron Samuels asked Cady Heron that all-important question in Mean Girls: “What day is it?”
It’s been over 21 years (yes, cue the collective gasp) since Jonathan Bennett’s Aaron and Lindsay Lohan’s Cady shared that moment in calculus class, making October 3rd one of the most iconic dates in pop culture history. And to celebrate, the official Mean Girls shop just dropped a brand-new sweatshirt on Amazon to mark the occasion.
Mean Girls, It’s October 3rd, He Asked Me What Day It Was Pullover Hoodie
$42.99
➤ Available in sizes small to 2XL
Retailing for just under $43, this graphic hoodie comes in six colors and five sizes (small through 2XL), and features the legendary line front and center. Made from a cozy cotton–polyester blend and “professionally printed,” it’s designed to be as comfortable as it is cheeky.
In an age where memes are essential to our culture (yes, we’re at that point), this sweatshirt is more than merch — it starts a conversation. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or someone who just loves a funny reference, it’s the kind of piece that’ll get a knowing nod wherever you wear it (at least it should).
Mean Girls, It’s October 3rd, He Asked Me What Day It Was Pullover Hoodie
$42.99
➤ Available in sizes small to 2XL
Beyond the joke, the hoodie itself has a premium feel. It’s warm, slightly oversized (the best kind of fit), and even has a large front pocket to stash your phone, keys, or maybe even an extra pen in case your own Aaron Samuels needs one mid-class.
This sweatshirt is just one example of the cultural impact that Mean Girls has had over the last two decades. Written by Tina Fey and first released in 2004, the film inspired a hit Broadway musical, which was later adapted back into a movie in 2024 starring Renée Rapp. Years later, its lines, such as “On Wednesdays we wear pink” and “That’s so fetch,” are still quoted around the world in more than 25 languages.
Mean Girls, It’s October 3rd, He Asked Me What Day It Was Meme Pullover Hoodie
$42.99
➤ Available in sizes small to 2XL
On this beautiful October 3rd, pay tribute to the line that started it all. Snag the sweatshirt for yourself, gift it to your bestie, and wear it while you watch Mean Girls for the third (or, let’s be honest, the thirtieth) time.
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