Mohammed Azar Nazir has launched his shirts which come in a range of sizes feature the Wakey Wines logo
The owner of a Wakefield corner shop who went viral for selling popular energy drink Prime for £100 a bottle has found another way to make cash.
The shirts, which come in a range of sizes feature the Wakey Wines logo and the popular catchphrase of Nazir: "What's the best shop in Yorkshire?" In the video, Nazir said: "Yes everybody, we've got the shirts in now, we've got the small one, medium one, large one and XL and we got the hats too. As well as the new merch, Nazir also told fans that a new stock of his "favourite" Mr T's water was also back on the shelves. The water, which based on a search seems to be just regular water with a different label is being sold for £14.99 a bottle.
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