Moonbase Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Map in case you get lost!

The plan view of Moonbase Alpha from Space: 1999.

The Moonbase we all wanted in the 1970s - in sci-fi and real life.

Introducing "Moonbase One: Alpha Eagle" – a whimsically patriotic emblem born from the laughter-filled realms of RPG adventure! Crafted with a nod to military patch aesthetics, this design features an American bald eagle soaring proudly over the lunar landscape. Conceived during a riotous night of Microscope gameplay, the logo captures the essence of that memorable evening. Embrace the lighthearted spirit and proudly display this patch-inspired creation, blending the cosmic with the comical. Fly high with humor and celebrate the lunar hilarity of Moonbase One: Alpha Eagle! 🚀🦅

remember moonbase Alpha

Space: 1999 Eagle Boost © ITC Entertainment Group Limited

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Moonbase and Tomb of Cybermen helmet from the Patrick Troughton years.

The classic - our logo in glorious full-purpley goodness. Art by Peter Chiyakowski.

Visit the Nalon Lunar Colony and explore the moon

Space 1999

Cyberman on the moon

A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the Moonbase and Wheel in Space helmet from the Patrick Troughton years.

What if Mr. Rogers Nelson renamed Moonbase Alpha?

Dad visited Moonbase Alpha and all I got was this lousy T-shirt!

Inspired by the retro tv series by Thunderbirds creator Gerry Anderson

What happens in Main Mission when the computer needs a hand...

Three of the Cybermen who invaded the moon in the 60s Dr Who serial 'The Moonbase'

Our hero, hard at work. Art by Marina Vermilion (https://twitter.com/MarinaVermilion).

One series with two entirely different tones from one season to the next. Either season is fun to watch.

An illustration of a rainbow striped patch from the spacesuits of the astronauts on the T.V. series Space 1999. This science fiction television series was created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson

From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON; the mission patch of Moonbase Shackleton's crew worn on the left of the chest.

Show the world your love for the ever reliable Eagle

Alpha Moonbase The Future is Fantastic! Inspired by the TV Series Space: 1999 © ITC Entertainment Group Limited

From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON; the mission patch of Moonbase Shackleton's crew.

Project Moonbase

Space: 1999 Hawk Boost © ITC Entertainment Group Limited

Deltan insignia from 'Space: 1999' episode 'The Last Enemy'

Obscure reference, but if you get it, you're f^n awesome!

★ A Tribute to one of the most iconic British TV series of the 1970s ★ ★ A design for all lovers of the UFO TV series ★

Ever wanted to work on a moon base despite any problems that may arise? well why not work as a service staff member. Jobs included for this role are: data analyst, hydroponics personnel, research staff and clerical staff.

"I'm going to eat a pizza." *beep boop beep boop* "Hi, can I order a pizza" "no" "why not" "because you are John Madden."

Be cool Avi and get this Moonbase themed beer label!

From the 1970's television show

Embark on an interstellar adventure with our Moon Base Maintenance T-Shirt! Perfect for space enthusiasts and sci-fi fans alike, this high-quality graphic tee features a stunningly detailed design of a lunar outpost bustling with activity. Whether you're an aspiring astronaut, a lover of all things cosmic, or searching for the perfect gift, this shirt is sure to impress. Crafted for comfort and style, it's ideal for casual wear, science events, or simply showcasing your passion for the mysteries of the universe. Available in multiple sizes, this unisex top is a must-have for any wardrobe that's out of this world!

Moonbase Alpha Pilot inspired by the TV Series Space: 1999 © ITC Entertainment Group Limited

Stunning (Space 1999). A retro style design based on the stunguns used in classic British Sci Fi series Space: 1999. The show was created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and ran from 1975 to 1977 and starred Martin Landau as Commander John Koenig