Fourth Doctor Merch
Description: Step back into the golden age of Doctor Who with this bold design celebrating Tom Baker, the iconic Fourth Doctor, and his unforgettable clash in Genesis of the Daleks. Featuring a vibrant 1970s comic-style illustration, the Doctor faces off against his deadliest foes—the Daleks—in one of the most legendary stories of the classic era. Perfect for longtime Whovians, retro sci-fi fans, and collectors who want to wear a piece of television history.
Description: 4th Doctor Scarf (Cosplay). The famous scarf warn by the Fourth Doctor, played by Tom Baker from 8 June 1974 to 21 March 1981. This is a very accurate recreation made with Adobe Illustrator so it will print well on large and small items. You can cosplay as the Doctor's scarf, or you can buy the t-shirt version which is inspired by the Jodie's 13th Doctor shirt.
Description: The ultimate cozy sci-fi mashup! This design features Winnie the Pooh transformed into the classic Fourth Doctor from Doctor Who. Pooh is wearing the iconic long, multi-colored striped scarf, a brown fedora, and a red coat, striking a contemplative pose. The retro Doctor Who style logo reads "DOCTOR POOH" with the classic blue and yellow diamond graphic. Perfect for fans of classic British television and beloved childhood characters. A sweet and clever pop culture shirt!
Description: A retro crossover fan art combining Scooby-Doo and Doctor Who! Featuring Shaggy as the 4th Doctor, Scooby-Doo as K9, Fred as a Cyberman, Velma, Daphne, and the Mystery Machine designed as a Police Box TARDIS
Scooby Who - Mystery Machine TARDIS Crossover Tapestry
by TheLastBone
$23 $30
Description: Tom Baker played the Fourth Doctor from 1974 to 1981 - the longest tenure as the time traveling alien from Gallifrey. He seems to be the Doctor that all Doctors are invariably compared to - he was funny, witty, dramatic, unpredictable, adventurous, and eccentric. His iconic scarf came about when the costume designer commissioned a lady to knit a colorful scarf. He gave her a bunch of wool and simply told her to go at it. And so she did, knitting the scarf until she used all the wool she'd been given. By the time she finished, the scarf was long enough to wrap around Baker's neck and still have both ends drag on the floor despite his 6' 3" height. About 24 feet. "There's no point being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes."
