Barcode Pins and Buttons
Description: A bold, mid-century-inspired retro Japanese bootleg graphic showing a beam of cosmic light piercing through abstract, looping blue and rust tendrils into an oval void. Labeled "USF-001 Exploration Beyond Reason" with barcode seals. Perfect for fans of vintage minimalist sci-fi and abstract graphic design.
Unwarranted Science Fiction - USF-001 Retro Japanese Wormhole Portal Pin
by Fisheyed Graphics
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Minimalist and industrial retro Japanese bootleg poster featuring a sleek, antennaed scout vessel hovering over a tiny astronaut silhouette and circuit board traces. Tagged "NSF-1987-UNW" with barcode seals and vertical Kanji stating "Not Authorized." Essential artwork for retro starship and blueprint art collectors.
Unwarranted Science Fiction - 1987 Retro Japanese Scout Ship Pin
by Fisheyed Graphics
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Expose the machine with this striking cyberpunk dystopia glitch art graphic. Featuring a highly stylized, glowing barcode seamlessly morphed into the shape of a human skull, the lines break away into digital data fragments and matrix code. Cut out from the center of the forehead using sharp negative space is the iconic revolutionary raised fist, flanked by vertical terminal typography reading "YOUR MIND IS A THREAT." Perfect for fans of 90s industrial metal, alternative rock, anti-surveillance tech wear, and dark cyberpunk aesthetics.
Cyberpunk Glitch Skull Barcode Dystopian Surveillance State Pin
by Dionalog
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Made in 1888, Glasgow Celtic Football Club Green and White Barcode Design. Also available in green and white. An original design made by MacPean.
MADE IN 1888, Glasgow Celtic Football Club Green and White Barcode Design Pin
by MacPean
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Funny barcode tee for horse-loving husbands who spend big on the family horse habit. Perfect gift for husbands, dads or equestrian partners on Father's Day, birthdays or anniversaries
Horse Husband Tshirt – Scan For Payment Funny Barcode – Equestrian Husband Gift Tee Pin
by Jenifer Store
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Distressed white barcode style graphic with Staff Little Fingers and 1-9-8-0 text. Punk rock band tribute barcode aesthetic.
Staff Little Fingers 1980 Barcode Distressed White Pin
by zeolar ceramic
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Make a bold statement for animal welfare with this striking graphic featuring a stencil-style message and barcode pig design. Perfect for activists and advocates, this piece emphasizes the intrinsic value of life over commercial consumption. Show your commitment to compassionate living with a design that speaks louder than words.
Description: A monochrome composition featuring the words "MUSIC CITY U.S.A. EST 1806 TENNESSEE" in bold white lettering. Two white electric guitars are crossed in the center, surrounded by scattered white musical notes. Below the guitars, a graphic resembling a barcode is displayed. The background is black.
Music City U.S.A. Est 1806 Tennessee Electric Guitars & Music Notes Pin
by JOKSNESTGAMESS1992
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Anyone who has survived a long call center shift will recognize this mood: a smiling service agent blinking pixelated eyes beneath a popup that declares 'Error 418: I'm a teapot.' The crimson and teal palette, barcode collar, and deadpan office comedy turn workplace exhaustion into a knowing nod for helpdesk technicians, support operators, and everyone answering one too many calls. It captures the absurd side of tech support and the quiet panic of digital dread at the desk.
Description: A bold red text design with the phrase "LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR SLOW CARS" against a black background. Thin vertical red lines are placed behind some of the text. Below the text is a white barcode pattern.
Life Is Too Short For Slow Cars Barcode Red Black Pin
by Pastel Dream Nostalgia
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Knowledge is power. The only difference between today's big companies (and totalitarian governments) and Big Brother is that the technologies they use to track us are much more advanced. And the difference between us and Winston Smith is that we give our information to them voluntarily.