Relativity Kids Hoodies
Description: Relativity Records was an American record label founded by Barry Kobrin at the site of his vinyl record shop, Important Record Distributors (IRD) in metropolitan New York City. The IRD distribution name was later known as RED Distribution and again as RED Music. Relativity released music that covered a wide variety of musical genres. When it entered into a deal with Sony Music Entertainment, it became more known for its heavy metal and hip hop releases.
Description: Unlock the secrets of the universe in style with our retro Einstein Relativity t-shirt! Step into the world of timeless physics and vintage flair with our Relativity Einstein Retro T-Shirt. Featuring a bold, distressed graphic of Albert Einstein and his groundbreaking equation (E=mc^2), this design combines science and style in a way that’s perfect for enthusiasts of physics, history, or retro fashion. It offers comfort and durability, ensuring it’s as enduring as Einstein’s legacy. Available in multiple sizes, this shirt is ideal for casual wear, gifts, or sparking conversations about the wonders of the universe. Don’t miss out—celebrate genius and stand out in style! Order your Einstein Relativity Retro T-shirt today!
Description: Celebrate the brilliance of Albert Einstein with this unique T-shirt featuring his original 1933 sketch! Believed to be his musings on the groundbreaking relativity theory, this design captures Einstein’s handwritten notes and geometric diagrams from his time in Berlin. Perfect for intellectuals, science enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a blend of history and creativity. Wear a piece of scientific history and let your inner genius shine! High-quality print of Einstein’s authentic relativity sketch Ideal for physicists, students, or fans of intellectual art
I Think, Therefore I Doodle - Einstein's 1933 musings on General Relativity Theory Kids Hoodie
by Vintage Voyager Prints
$36
Description: QUANTUM is like Schrodinger’s poster—here and not, clear and mysterious. It sits between logic and poetry, drawing from time, identity, and the strange ways reality breaks under observation. A piece for lovers of science, but make it emotional. Ideal for thinkers, sci-fi fans, and people who’ve whispered “is this real?” at least once in public. Put it up where dimensions blur—your studio, your study, or your favorite corner to unravel.
