As bounty hunter Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his tiny charge Grogu (AKA “Baby Yoda”) made their way across the Star Wars galaxy, though, they also encountered a number of new characters — some of whom made a big impact even though they didn’t get much screentime in showrunner Jon Favreau and executive producer Dave Filoni’s hit series.
One such character appeared in Bo-Katan’s debut episode, “Chapter 11: The Heiress”, directed by Bryce Dallas Howard. The Mon Calamari dockworker — and his sweater — became an instant fan-favorite, sparking memes across the internet.
Now, one Star Wars fan has discovered the exact sweater the unnamed dockworker wore on planet Trask on none other than Amazon.com — they really do sell everything.
Twitter user Kayla noted:
I AM LAUGHING MY BUTT OFF
I FOUND THE MANDALORIAN MON CALAMARI SWEATER ON AMAZON ($30) AND THIS WAS THE FIRST REVIEW
I AM LAUGHING MY BUTT OFF
I FOUND THE MANDALORIAN MON CALAMARI SWEATER ON AMAZON ($30 👀) AND THIS WAS THE FIRST REVIEW pic.twitter.com/5pR53XkBrS
The sweater was perfect for keeping me warm and dry during my shift on the cold wet docks out here on the moon of Trask. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that it doubles as high fashion!
Daniel S. also purchased the sweater for a Mandalorian cosplay outfit, noting:
Bought navy blue for a The Mandalorian cosplay. It’s the same design as used in the show for the Mon Calamari at the docks. Could be the same sweater. Looks screen accurate and very comfortable. I’m a fisherman as my day job so this seemed like a natural cosplay and I already had the bibs. Just need to eliminate the “grundens” lettering and it’ll be ready to go
Back on Twitter, people can’t get enough of the review.
Brianna Chesser wrote:
I keep meaning to start an Amazon reviews review and this is better than any of the reviews I’ve ever screencapped or found
I keep meaning to start an Amazon reviews review and this is better than any of the reviews I've ever screencapped or found 🤷🏼♀️ https://t.co/QlpQrXkKzm
As for whether we’ll ever see the unidentified dock worker again, only time will tell. Although few details about The Mandalorian Season 3 or its spinoffs — The Book of Boba Fett and Ahsoka — have been confirmed, the main series is expected to continue following the ongoing Darksaber storyline.
Following the Season 2 finale episode, “Chapter 16: The Rescue”, Djarin now wields the black-bladed saber, but both Bo-Katan and Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito) are desperate to regain ownership of the ancient Mandalorian weapon, as whoever honorably possesses it is the de facto ruler of Mandalore.