Electronics Merch

Description: Photo of the inside of a vintage 1960s solid state radio showing all the electronic components. I kept this radio since my childhood thinking it would become a classic keepsake. I recently opened it up and took this picture of its circuits. Photo Copyright Glenn Stok

Description: Floating Ground, a visual pun :)

Description: Dive deep into the heart of guitar sound crafting with our "Guitar Pedal Schematics Graphic Tee". This shirt is a must-have for the guitar pedal enthusiast or the DIY audio tinkerer, featuring a unique design of intricate pedal schematics and glowing pedal setups. It’s a celebration of the engineering behind the music, perfect for those who love to dissect and manipulate their tone. Whether tweaking in the studio, jamming at home, or just showing off your gear knowledge, this tee puts your passion for pedal technology on full display.

Description: Ohms Law.

Description: Speaker anatomy

Description: Playful retro illustration blending a vintage radio with a head motif. Appeals to vintage electronics fans and ham radio hobbyists.

Description: Vintage radio cassette player

Description: One of our most lovely heartbeat designs. Get your now. A great gift for friends, buddies, family and colleagues. Let yourself be sounded!

Description: A retro electronics design featuring three resistors integrated into a circuit-style graphic beneath the words “Join the Resistance.” A clever engineering pun for electrical engineers, technicians, students and electronics fans.

Description: If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.

Description: Elegant script combined with technical wiring diagrams for a sophisticated approach to engineering sarcasm.

Description: A minimalist technical layout showcasing an integrated circuit board for the dedicated computer and hardware enthusiast.

Description: Good conversation starter. Also available without the Japanese characters that read "Demon" and "Angel".

Description: Radio shack

Description: Electronic Circuit Board

Description: Trust me, I'm an electronics engineer T-shirt

Description: Sarcastic electrical schematic for professionals and students who speak the language of circuits and diagrams.

Description: Combine fatherhood and electrical expertise with our tee that boldly says, 'I'm a Dad and an Electrician, Nothing Scares Me.' Celebrate your fearless spirit in both family life and the world of wires and circuits.

Description: Good game well played gg wp

Description: Cool blue circuit board design with the word Techno for Techno Music Lovers.

Description: wear your profession

Description: Right to repair design featuring a fist and a Wrench. Do you support the right to repair movement and legislation allowing consumers to modify and repair their own electronic devices and equipment? Perfect for DIY electronics fans, mechanics, farmers, tinkerers, makerspace, repair shops and technicians.

Description: One of our most loving techno artworks. Get your's now. A great gift for friends, buddies, family and colleagues. Let yourself be sounded!

Description: Cassette tape t shirt inspired by the mixtape era and analog sound. This retro graphic channels 80s, 90s, and early 2000s nostalgia with a Y2K edge. A great choice for hip hop fans, lo-fi lovers, and anyone who grew up swapping tapes.

Description: The t-shirt no-one asked for!

Description: Listen and danse electro swing !

Description: The electronic circuitry of a computer.

Description: This is a simple transistor inspired design. Electronics enthusiasts would love this design.

Description: The Wiz, also known at times as Nobody Beats the Wiz, was a chain of electronic stores in the northeastern United States, located primarily in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Some locations were in Canada as well. The chain was founded by four brothers, Douglas, Lawrence, Marvin, and Stephan Jemal, in New York City in 1977. Later, it officially changed its name to its well-known advertising slogan, "Nobody Beats The Wiz." During the early-to-mid 1990s, the chain was a major sponsor for all local NY sports franchises and had a significant television advertising presence during local sports events. In 1998, after having expanded from roughly 20 stores to over 80 stores in less than a year, the chain filed for bankruptcy.

Description: GTE

Description: Electronics engineer Circuit Diagrams I only Give Negative Feed back

Description: For all the proud Electronics Engineers out there. #engineershirts #teamengineers

Description: Celebrate the golden age of home electronics with this vintage Fry’s Electronics design, featuring the iconic bold red logo, distressed retro textures, and classic 80s tech-store nostalgia—perfect for gamers, builders, tech enthusiasts, PC hobbyists, and anyone who remembers the excitement of wandering through massive aisles of gadgets, components, and sci-fi-themed decor at the legendary Fry’s stores.

Description: This tee is a daring dive into the digital unknown, where the boundaries between human and machine blur. It's a stylish conversation starter that ponders the ever-expanding role of AI in our lives. Embrace this shirt and the future – AI included!

Description: A vintage television set is placed on a mobile cart alongside a VCR.