Retro Tech Nerd Crewneck Sweatshirts

A gift for technicians who's knowledge is majestic, and skill set is wondrous! Like a wizard, they perform miracles and wonders, without the use of a wand.

When work really messes with your head.

Funny Nerd Life T-Shirt - great for those who love science, tech, nerdy and geeky things

Retro Mobile Cell Phones were Indestructible

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A retro comic themed celebrating retro technology. The floppy disks are back - and they're not happy!

Old School Retro Gamer T-Shirt - great for old school video gamers, tech and science lovers

inspired by sci -fi tech

Never forget technology from early 2000s :)

VHS Dub

Ti logo reimagined as a cool 80s logo

So you got that computer?

Vintage Retro AV Club Streetwear

Show off your hobbies and interests with our unique designs. Perfect tech-oriented shirt. Support the computer revolution of the '80s with this vintage retro design. Makes a cool gift for the IT, geek, nerd, intellectual, or '80s fan in your life.

old tech for play

Watercolour nerdy gamer pattern

"Old Tech" refers to outdated or obsolete technology from previous eras. This could include vintage electronics, such as rotary telephones, cassette players, VHS tapes, or even early personal computers like the Commodore 64 or Atari. When featured on a T-shirt, "Old Tech" may evoke nostalgia for simpler times or serve as a playful nod to the evolution of technology. It could appeal to retro enthusiasts, tech enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the charm of vintage gadgets. Additionally, "Old Tech" could be used humorously to contrast with modern advancements in technology, highlighting the rapid pace of innovation in today's world.

Cute Arcade machine

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You can't touch disk.

What did the Computer say to the Sandwich? For the tech nerd with a sense of humor

Funny slogan design for geeks, nerds, gamers and software developers everywhere. I went outside once but the graphics weren't that good. With a silhouette of a mountain range and the text in an tech style font.

VCR Nostalgia

Retro computer poster design

For everyone who remembers the days when a computer running at 8 MHz was thought of as fast! Features the 68000 microprocessor, which was used in many popular personal and home computers in the 80s and 90s.

This clever and humorous design is perfect for any tech enthusiast! Featuring a CD, USB, floppy disk, and storage cloud, this design humorously references the evolution of data storage. With witty captions such as "And I'm your grandfather" and "I'm your father," this design is sure to make anyone smile. Don't miss out on the chance to add this unique and fun design to your collection!

Elevate your style with our vintage-inspired Code Like A Girl piece. Crafted for female coders, this cozy piece blends comfort with a touch of retro flair.

In 'Embrace the Future', it is a time travel with a touch of humor where the last word in cutting-edge technology is a nostalgic flashback to the 80s. It is to imagine what today would be like as imagined by those who thought that VHS were the At the pinnacle of entertainment, PCs with their revolutionary 8-bit graphics were the cutting edge of performance and players were the ultimate fashion statement.

Peaceful Tech

I see dead technology. A funny parody design for computer geeks.

Know someone whose brain is a bit jumbled? Or maybe that person is you? Everyone needs some time to defrag every once in a while! Also available in black or terminal green text!

Know someone whose brain is a bit jumbled? Or maybe that person is you? Everyone needs some time to defrag every once in a while! Also available in white or terminal green text!

Eating Fiber Cables Tech Humor Geeky

Code, compile, and run into style! ‘Coding is my Cardio’ tee for software engineers & developers who flex their minds with every line of code. Stay geeky, stay retro!

Celebrate your age with this time defying design, featuring the tech of day. Things we used to get excited about, floppy disks, vinyl and cassettes. Techno of the day was big, bulky and slow, but we loved it.

What all of the blue screens of death are really telling you. From the Hell, Inc. collection, originally seen in Hell, Inc. #7 - http://hell.rentathugcomics.com/comic/local-cockatrices/