Orbit Socks
Description: Topographic Orbit combines planetary orbit lines, terrestrial landforms, and topographic-style texture into a bold monochrome composition. With influences from astronomy, geography, and mathematical pattern, this design feels both adventurous and intellectual, making it perfect for white apparel.
Description: A circular emblem with a braided yellow and blue border. Inside, a black background depicts celestial bodies. A large yellow planet with rings and a moon is prominent. Another smaller planet with a moon orbits on a dashed line. A blue star and a crescent moon with the letter 'T' are also visible. The outer blue band contains the text 'HAIL MARY GRACE EARTH'.
Description: A triangular emblem with stitched black border. Features a realistic depiction of Earth and the Moon, partially obscured by a red ribbon. A stylized blue 'A' with red accents and vertical blue lines is prominent. Text at the bottom reads "WCISOLA" and "WISEMAN GLOVER KOCH HANSEN".
Description: LOONA (Hangul: 이달의 소녀), stylized as LOOΠΔ, is a South Korean girl group created by BlockBerryCreative. The group is composed of 12 members: HeeJin, HyunJin, HaSeul, YeoJin, ViVi, Kim Lip, JinSoul, Choerry, Yves, Chuu, Go Won and Olivia Hye; and three sub-units: LOOΠΔ 1/3, ODD EYE CIRCLE, and yyxy. From October, 2016 until June, 2018, each member of the group was revealed along with a single album and a music video for the title track. The complete group debuted on August 19, 2018 at their concert LOONAbirth with the release of + + on August 20, 2018
Description: A vibrant depiction of a spiral galaxy with a bright, luminous center surrounded by swirling purple and blue cosmic dust. Several planets of various sizes and colors orbit the galaxy. Two white arrows point towards a blue planet labeled "YOU ARE HERE". The composition is framed by a jagged, torn-edge border on a black background.
Description: After running Fun Magazine, the publisher's created a new title in 1990 that would be able to go head-to-head with the long-established Detroit alt weekly, Metro Times. Like Metro Times, Orbit was free at newsstands throughout southeast Michigan, but unlike its progressive, left-leaning rival, Orbit would leave politics at the door, focusing instead on Detroit arts, culture, humor, and entertainment. Orbit Magazine ran nearly a full decade before closing their doors in 1999, but they'll never be forgotten, especially their smirking mascot, Orby.
