Photos via @TreyAnastasio on Twitter


As the calendar flips to 2021, Trey Anastasio will raise money for his Divided Sky Fund by selling some coveted, handmade masks.

Fabric for the masks are sourced from Anastasio’s green ‘send in the clones’ jumpsuit, which Phish fans first saw on at the band’s 12/31/19 New Year’s gig at Madison Square Garden.

Anastasio was wearing the suit that same night when he famously got stuck in the rafters of MSG, inspiring the band’s ongoing “Rescue Squad” bit. He later revisited the experience during a 28 Days Later-inspired skit during The Beacon Jams.

“The Green Clone Mask: Handmade masks created from Trey’s Clone costume remnants,” reads an official description. “Masks signed by Trey. Only 150 available. One per customer.”

They are priced at $250 per mask plus $10 shipping and handling.

As Anastasio has said previously, The Divided Sky Fund is a cause close to his heart, with the goal of opening an addiction treatment center in Southern Vermont.

“I’ve been sober for 13 years. It’s a great blessing in my life,” Anastasio said ahead of The Beacon Jams. “We started talking about the idea of a treatment center about a year ago. I was worried that the project would get derailed because of the pandemic but it didn’t – it actually picked up steam; things are really rolling along now.”

Masks will go on sale on New Year’s Day at 1 p.m. ET at waterwheel-foundation.myshopify.com.