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The memory
From a small studio in Eatontown, WHTG-FM 106.3 became the Jersey Shore's go-to for alternative and modern rock. Breaking new bands, supporting local acts, and giving legends like The Cure, R.E.M., and Nirvana early airplay, the station was raw, real, and miles ahead of the curve. DJs like Matt Pinfield made it personal—and unforgettable. Before corporate radio killed the vibe, WHTG was where Jersey found its sound.
Materials and print
- Fabric
- Cotton
It's built as a 6-panel, unstructured low-profile cap in 100% cotton twill with that washed-out, vintage look already baked in. Six sewn eyelets and a black sweatband round out the inside, an antique-brass metal snap buckle adjusts the back, and the logo is a direct-to-film print on the front.
The design is printed with a direct-to-film (DTF) transfer, one cap at a time, after you order it.
Shipping and returns
Made to order. Nothing sits in a warehouse. Your cap is made after you buy it and ships directly from the print facility, not from the Jersey Shore. Most orders ship within 3 business days, then normal transit time. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and it is free on any 3 tees or any order over $99.
Returns
Thank you for choosing Jersey Shore Memories for your nostalgia fix! Please be aware that our products are custom printed to order, making returns or exchanges a bit tricky. Please double-check your selection before you buy, as all sales are considered final unless you receive incorrect or defective merchandise. Rest assured, if there’s an error on our end, we’ll swiftly make it right. We appreciate your understanding and support!
Please contact us at gettheshirt@jsmemories.com if you have received an incorrect, defective or damaged item.
What happened to FM 106.3 WHTG?
WHTG signed on in 1961 and ran from a small house in Tinton Falls, licensed to Eatontown. The alternative format that made it famous started in August 1984. The station was sold in 2000 and became G106.3, later G-Rock Radio. G-Rock ended on January 19, 2009, when the frequency flipped to Top 40 in the middle of the day. 106.3 is now Thunder 106, a country station.
When did FM 106.3 WHTG close?
The original WHTG era ended with the 2000 sale. G-Rock ended January 19, 2009.










