Aurebesh Shorts

Description: I'll make time to talk to you, but only about my favorite fictional space typeface.

Description: Mashed tribute to a tribute mash-up.

Description: Best Fried Chicken that could be served at Galaxys

Description: "ABCD" text in Aurebesh, in the style of US armed forces physical training shirts. Intended for use on a gray shirt.

Description: Andor season two was phenomenal.

Description: The Star Wars space opera universe features some dialogue spoken in fictional languages. The lingua franca of the franchise is known in-universe as "Galactic Basic", used to refer to the language of the film or work itself, be it English or a language that the work was dubbed or translated into. Characters often speak languages other than Basic, notably Shyriiwook spoken by Chewbacca and other Wookiees, droidspeak spoken by R2-D2 and BB-8, Ewokese spoken by Ewoks, and Huttese spoken by Jabba the Hutt. None of these names appear in the Star Wars films themselves.

Description: Retro-vintage travel badge of Tosche Station for the die-hard fan in Aurebesh (Galactic Basic) one might pick up while traveling the Outer Rim.

Description: Channel Star Wars in aurebesh

Description: Show your allegiance to the crew with the new Jolly Roger 2.0 design with Aurebesh text.

Description: Resist in Aurebesh. Red variant.

Description: Found on a torn-out page from the sacred Jedi texts, written in Aurebesh, the original motto of the Jedi order has been discovered. Also, the original Jedi were Aussies from a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away. Who knew?! When it came to protecting the innocent, they definitely weren't here to f*ck kryknas.

Description: Found on a torn-out page from the sacred Jedi texts, written in Aurebesh, the original motto of the Jedi order has been discovered. Also, the original Jedi were Aussies from a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away. Who knew?! When it came to protecting the innocent, they definitely weren't here to f*ck kryknas.

Description: Found on a torn-out page from the sacred Jedi texts, written in Aurebesh, the original motto of the Jedi order has been discovered. Also, the original Jedi were Aussies from a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away. Who knew?! When it came to protecting the innocent, they definitely weren't here to f*ck kryknas.

Description: Resist in Aurebesh.

Description: Resist in Aurebesh. Blue variant.

Description: Can you read Aurebesh? If you can, then you're probably a nerd and you need this shirt.

Description: Retro-vintage travel badge of Tosche Station for the die-hard fan in Aurebesh (Galactic Basic) one might pick up while traveling the Outer Rim.

Description: Droid Names in aurebesh R2-D2& C-3PO& BB-8& K2-SO& L3-37

Description: Aurebesh was a writing system used to transcribe Galactic Basic, one of the most used languages in the galaxy.

Description: Become a walking Aurebesh translator with this translator t-shirt design. Or pick up a phone case and have the translator whenever you need one! No protocol droid required!

Description: Rebel!

Description: Batuu Brewing Logo

Description: Wise words!

Description: Tierfon Neopixel Aurebesh

Description: Ta'bu e tray! Serve up looks with the Starcruiser tray!

Description: For your favorite galactic space program

Description: Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street from Trash Compactor 3263827?

Description: I'm all about that base

Description: Prep your Tauntaun, and lets get going! Hoth is colllllld.

Description: Phoenix squadron

Description: Astromech Tech Support members are always ready to help you with your technical issues; from setting up your printer to repairing your hyperdrive engine.

Description: There's always a bit of truth in Legends.

Description: Best Coffee in the Galaxy

Description: How is your Aurebesh? It reads "Rebels".

Description: A classic trading card logo reimagined in Aurebesh with a rugged, distressed vintage finish. This design combines the unmistakable look of classic Topps-style card collecting with the language of the Star Wars galaxy. Perfect for Star Wars collectors, card breakers, trading card enthusiasts, and fans of Aurebesh typography. The weathered texture gives it the feel of a well-loved vintage card shop sign.