Paul Frank Industries of Costa Mesa has this deal for shoppers: register to vote and we’ll give you up to 30 percent off your purchase price.

Here’s the lowdown:

Come into the Paul Frank store at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa on Sept. 23, Sept. 30, Oct. 7 and Oct. 14 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

HeadCount will register shoppers at the store. HeadCount is a nonpartisan, non-profit group created in 2004 by music industry professionals and fans to make sure the music community is represented at the polls.

On the same day shoppers register to vote at a Paul Frank store, they will get 20 percent off most items in the store, excluding bikes, watches and eyewear. College students with a valid ID will get a total 30 percent off. The discount does not require a minimum purchase and applies to the total purchase price, said Chase Craig, a manager for the South Coast Plaza store.

Shoppers who spend $50 or more will get a limited edition T-shirt celebrating the 2008 election.

For other voter registration times at Paul Frank stores outside of Orange County, CLICK HERE.

In addition to its stores, Paul Frank merchandise, which includes clothing, kids furniture and bedding featuring its characters such as Julius the monkey, are sold at places like Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s and Fred Segal.

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