Atomic Science Socks

Description: Colossus Systems Atom Logo

Description: A retro-style emblem on a black background. Yellow text reads "VAULT-TEC" above a winged circle with an atom symbol in the center. Below the emblem, yellow text reads "INDUSTRIES".

Description: A composition of six rectangular blocks, each resembling a periodic table element. The blocks display atomic numbers, element symbols, and names. The symbols "Ge", "Eu", "N", "I", "U", and "S" are prominently featured, spelling out "GENIUS" using "Germanium", "Europium", "Nitrogen", "Iodine", "Uranium", and "Sulfur".

Description: A monochrome emblem featuring the text "QUANTUM" above a shield with a "psi" symbol at the top. The shield contains segments with letters "H" and "E" flanking an atomic model. Laurel branches surround the shield, and "STATE" is written below.

Description: A monochrome design featuring a representation of the periodic table of elements and the text "I WEAR THIS SHIRT PERIODICALLY" below it. The periodic table displays element symbols, atomic numbers, and some unintelligible text in smaller font beneath the symbols.

Description: A vintage-inspired typography design reads “I Don’t Like Electrons, They’re Always So Negative,” with a playful atom illustration at the center. A witty science pun with retro academic vibes. Perfect for science lovers, students, and nerdy humor fans.

Description: Nature's dumbbells

Description: A black rectangular panel with a yellow border contains information about the element Krypton. It displays the atomic number '36', the symbol 'Kr', the name 'Krypton', and its classification as a 'Noble Gas'. It also includes 'Atomic mass 83.798', 'Electronegativity 3.00', and 'Electron configuration [Ar] Oxidation state'.

Description: I Only Use S Ar Ca Sm Periodically. This clever design is for science enthusiasts, chemistry teachers, and students who appreciate periodic table humor and sarcastic wit. Ideal for chemists and science geeks.

Description: A playful chemistry pun shows two carbon elements holding hands beneath “Carbon Dating.” Great for science lovers, chemistry students, and nerdy couples.

Description: Helium a chemical element with the symbol He, use it to inflate a balloon or simply wear it on a shirt. *winks*

Description: chemistry symbol

Description: Based on the radioactive symbol used by Doc Brown

Description: Minimal Atom Design High Quality

Description: Discover the Wonders of Science! Discover the fascinating world of science with a colorful design featuring atoms, DNA, a cell, molecules, planets, and scientific elements. A fun choice for science students, biology and physics enthusiasts, STEM lovers, teachers, researchers, and anyone curious about the universe. Perfect for school, science class, science fairs, educational gifts, or everyday wear.

Description: Now this is just getting silly!

Description: Nerdy science lines. Never trust an atom they make up everything.

Description: Monochrome blueprint style with precise, technical lines and vintage labels—ideal for sci-fi and engineering enthusiasts seeking a bold, retro-tech vibe.

Description: A bold neon cat design featuring an orange tabby inside a sci-fi containment chamber, surrounded by radiation symbols, atoms, lightning bolts, and chaotic retro colors. Perfect for cat lovers, science humor fans, radioactive art fans, and anyone into weird futuristic animal graphics.

Description: One of the most infamous horror comic covers of the 50s, with brand new colors!

Description: LOS ALAMOS RANCH SCHOOL

Description: A red background displays information about the element Magnesium. The large black text 'Mg' is central. Around it are atomic weight '24.3055', a density value '737.75', stability factor '1.31', atomic number '12', ionic charges '+2' and '+1', the element name 'Magnesium', its electron configuration '[Ne] 3s²', and its classification 'Alkaline Earth Metal'.

Description: Illustrative radioactive bee

Description: A retro-style atomic graphic featuring a cartoon lightbulb character with a lightning bolt torso. The text 'THE MIGHTY ATOM' is curved above the character, and 'REDDY KILOWATT ELECTRICITY' is below. The background is black with atomic orbit lines and spheres.

Description: Two white squares with dark red borders, mimicking periodic table elements. The left square displays '196.97' and '79' at the top, with 'Au' and 'Gold' below. The right square shows '(226)' and '88' at the top, with 'Ra' and 'Radium' below.

Description: A bold physics-themed design featuring a heroic muscular figure posed beneath a glowing atom symbol, framed by radiant blue and gold Art Deco architecture. The phrase Physics Is The Source Of Infinite Power gives the artwork a dramatic science-forward message. Elegant geometric borders, strong typography, atomic imagery, and high-contrast black background create a powerful visual for fans of physics, STEM, science aesthetics, and vintage academic poster style.

Description: Periodic table parody featuring Ah, the element of surprise, with minimalist black-and-white scientific humor and styling.

Description: A black background with a white rendition of the Periodic Table of Elements, including atomic numbers, symbols, and atomic weights. Below the table, in large white lettering, it reads "I WEAR THIS SHIRT PERIODICALLY."

Description: A monochrome representation of a periodic table element. It features the atomic number '44' at the top, the element symbol 'Ru' prominently displayed, the name 'Ruthenium', the atomic mass '101.07', its electron configuration '[Kr] 5s¹ 4d⁷', and the classification 'Transition Metal'. The entire element box is outlined with a black border.

Description: Historic Energy Commission Seal

Description: A square emblem in a purple hue displays chemical element information for Silver. The top left shows atomic weight 107.8682, atomic number 730.99, and 1.93. The large central letters are 'Ag', with atomic number 47 to the right, followed by oxidation states. Below 'Ag' is 'Silver', and then '[Kr] 5s¹ 4d10' and 'Transition Metal'.

Description: The Future is Analogue

Description: A square graphic with a thick yellow border on a black background. The top center displays the number '79'. Below this, centered, is the large yellow abbreviation 'Au'. Underneath 'Au', the word 'Gold' is displayed, followed by the number '196.97'. The style is reminiscent of the periodic table.

Description: Taking you back to when the Drive-In was king. This image has been created to fit on a standard coffee mug, but it also works as a sticker or magnet. There are over 40 designs available, mix and match your own set of mugs.

Description: Be on the lookout for superactinides, making their way to a periodic table near you!