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Here's The Situation: You can soon dress like him

For those hoping to more closely resemble “Jersey Shore” cast member Mike Sorrentino, aka “The Situation,” you don’t need to resort to tanning or slaving away at the gym. He’s designed his own clothing line for Dilligaf by Bohica Bill, and the launch of that line is drawing near. On The Situation’s Facebook page is a new photo of his friend Jonny Manfre (aka “The Unit”) modeli
Granted, Mike \"The Situation\" Sorrentino seems to show off his abs more than his threads, but the \"Jersey Shore\" star is launching his own clothing line.
Granted, Mike \"The Situation\" Sorrentino seems to show off his abs more than his threads, but the \"Jersey Shore\" star is launching his own clothing line. Peter Kramer / AP
By The Scoop

For those hoping to more closely resemble “Jersey Shore” cast member Mike Sorrentino, aka “The Situation,” you don’t need to resort to tanning or slaving away at the gym. He’s designed his own clothing line for Dilligaf by Bohica Bill, and the launch of that line is drawing near. On The Situation’s Facebook page is a new photo of his friend Jonny Manfre (aka “The Unit”) modeling one of the tank tops from the line Sitch helped to design. (If you’re wondering, “Dilligaf” stands for “Does it look like I give a f---?”) The entire line will be available online at dilligafusa.com in September, and reps for the label are in talks with national distributors as well. Meanwhile, back in Miami, where the second season of “Jersey Shore” is filmed, there are reports that it took an hour and 15 minutes for The Situation to achieve his signature buzz cut. “He had to go to the mirror three times to make sure everything was perfect,” barber Dennis Esposito of Miami’s Hall of Fame barbershop told Life & Style’s Scene Queens. As for cast member Pauly D, “He uses half a jar of hair gel each time he visits,” said Esposito. It wasn’t just the “Jersey Shore” boys who were concerned about their hair, but the barber was nervous as well. “You get the jitters because God forbid your palm gets a little sweaty and you slip up. Then you’ve got to shave the kid’s head. There goes his whole persona,” Esposito told the mag.