The Red Hot calendar is on the hunt for red-headed men to post naked for their upcoming 2022 edition.
Yes, the world's only ginger-dedicated full-frontal male calendar is back for its ninth year, and it looking for six models to be featured in next year's calendar.
According to Red Hot's Kickstarter, the calendar promises "12 months of iconic images set at The Red Hot Motel, a paradise full of hot ginger guys." The images will be captured by fashion photographer and film director Thomas Knights - however, he's still 6 models short.
The calendar's campaign reads: "We are looking for SIX more ginger guys to join our current lineup for the full-frontal 2022 calendar.
"Step forward the boldest individuals with an awesome personality to match and of course, naturally iconic red hair."
The theme of the new calendar is a 1970s hotel, with the description reading:
"Our kind and welcoming staff are happy to be at your disposal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to ensure all your needs are taken care of. Craving a tasty meal? Or perhaps you need a special package delivered to your room? Our joyful bellboy is only a phone call away, ready to serve you."
If you feel like you're a hot ginger guy who wants to get his kit off and rub shoulders with famous models (such as Dermot Watchorn, Edward Harber, and Beach Boy Craig) and industry newcomers, you can apply HERE.
Aspiring models must be free to shoot in London on August 31.
And it is all for a good cause, as the calendar is being produced to raise funds in the fight against testicular cancer.
The 2022 Red Hot calendar promised to be an "oasis of red hair and sculpted bodies", so if you don't want to miss out, you can support the Kickstarter campaign here. A pledge of just £25 will result in you getting a copy of the calendar before everybody else.
"[This] year's Kickstarter is expected to be the most successful campaign in Red Hot's 9-year history, surpassing the success of their previous calendar, "Super Gingers 2022", which reached its target goal in just two days," Knights writes on the Kickstarter page.
As of this writing, over £20,500 has been pledged for the project.