Corp Socks
Description: A dark background with white text and yellow accents. Large white text reads "CORBELAN IV" at the top. To the left, a large white number "04" is present. To the right of the "04", "WEYLAND-SUTANI CORP" is written above a yellow line, followed by "MINING HAULER" below the line. A yellow circle with a black "W" is to the far right. At the bottom left, "LV-410 ALPHEDS SYSTEM BUILDING BETTER WORLDS" is displayed in white text. Below the "MINING HAULER" text, "PROPERTY OF" is written in white text with an orange line underneath.
Description: Anime (Japanese: アニメ, IPA: [aɲime] (About this soundlisten)) is hand-drawn and computer animation originating from Japan. In Japanese, anime, a term derived from the English word animation, describes all animated works, regardless of style or origin. Outside of Japan, anime refers specifically to animation produced in Japan, or to its common style, which has since been adopted by a minority of works produced in other countries.[1] The earliest commercial Japanese animations date to 1917. A characteristic art style emerged in the 1960s with the works of cartoonist Osamu Tezuka and spread in following decades, developing a large domestic audience. Anime is distributed theatrically, through television broadcasts, directly to home media
Description: Your official warning from the depths of Planet 4546B! This high-intensity design is styled as an official Alterra Corp. mission patch for the "4546B Expedition". At its center is the ocean's most terrifying predator: the Reaper Leviathan, clearly marked as a "Hazard - Class Omega". Surrounded by survival submersibles and alien fauna, this artwork captures the thrilling danger of life "Beyond the Shore". This Subnautica apparel is a badge of honor for any survivor who has heard that distant roar and lived to tell the tale.
Description: Weyland-Yutani Corporation inspired retro sci-fi design featuring a metallic blue winged “W” emblem with Japanese typography and classic dystopian corporate aesthetics. Clean futuristic layout inspired by vintage 1970s and 1980s science fiction films, cyberpunk worlds, analog space technology, and industrial mega-corporations. Japanese text: 「より良い世界を築く」 Translation: “Building Better Worlds” Designed with a sleek corporate propaganda look combining retro futurism, space horror atmosphere, cyberpunk minimalism, and old-school sci-fi visual identity. Metallic gradients, geometric symmetry, and Japanese typography create the feel of an authentic interstellar corporation from a dark futuristic universe.
Description: What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical character selection screen might look like. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set. (NOTE that due to the intentional pixelated nature of this image, it is only being offered on dark clothing)
Description: Recovery operations are at your own risk in the most dangerous corner of Planet 4546B. This vintage-style, distressed design is a grim tribute to the Aurora Debris Field, designated as an Extreme Hazard Zone. The artwork features a stark warning against the ocean's apex predator—the Reaper Leviathan—with the chilling reminder that all survival systems have failed. Styled as an official, weathered Alterra Corp. salvage notice, it perfectly captures the industrial sci-fi horror of being stranded among the wreckage of a long-range capital ship. This Subnautica apparel is the perfect gear for survivors who know that when the PDA says "Avoid at all costs," they're probably already in trouble.
Description: This isn't your average research trip; this is a high-stakes recovery mission in the most hostile waters of Planet 4546B. This striking design is styled as a battle-worn Alterra Corp. "Deep-Sea Salvage" mission patch. It features a terrifyingly detailed Reaper Leviathan mid-attack on a Seamoth, capturing the raw intensity of the Aurora Debris Field. With its vintage, rugged aesthetic—including faux-distressed edges and an "Extreme Danger Level" warning—this artwork serves as a gritty tribute to those who brave the depths. Whether you're a veteran diver or a new recruit for the Alterra Survival Systems team, this gaming apparel is the ultimate badge of honor for anyone who has stared down a Leviathan and survived.
