Retro Sci Fi Socks

Description: Beam up a brew! This humorous retro sci-fi design features a dapper astronaut holding a frothy pint of beer, being beamed up against a colorful planet backdrop. The witty phrase "BEER ME UP SCOTTY" is perfect for sci-fi fans, beer lovers, or anyone who appreciates vintage aesthetics and a good laugh about space and beverages.

Description: A robot in an alternate Victorian age that is always up for promoting love and has not idea why.

Description: The fuel source of tomorrow, straight out of yesterday!

Description: Step through the portal of nostalgia with this dreamy retro design inspired by classic TV chills and cosmic thrills. With moonlight vibes and vintage flair, it’s perfect for fans of the strange, the surreal, and the stylishly timeless.

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Description: Retro Vaporwave.Perfect gift retro and 80's style lovers

Description: Unique collage print fit to satisfy all your aesthetic needs.

Description: Futuristic cyberpunk cyborg with hair made of wires.

Description: Retro comic books - Aliens attack

Description: Stranger Things MIKE

Description: This Is Vector Design Of Robot

Description: Vhs tape vaporwave skull

Description: Revolver Crop Circle

Description: dystopia

Description: Design made by me.

Description: The front cover of Nakatomi Freefall's Beauty In The Chaos EP 2023

Description: Bang your heads and throw your horns for Nic, Rory, and Richter of Metröpolis! One of the heaviest acts in the Wastelands! Art by Kevin John Jacob. Text Logo Designed on Cool Text: cooltext.com

Description: Aint he cute? He's just a baby

Description: Stranded and alone on a strange desolate planet.

Description: Kamino a planet completely covered by water, where an army of clones was produced for the Galactic Republic, which later became an imperial assault corps. The planet is inhabited by Kaminoans - tall, elegant creatures who prefer a solitary lifestyle. They are known as cloning specialists.

Description: Done playing rigged games.

Description: Get me out of here! This funny retro comic design features a vintage 1950s style woman calling for an alien abduction. Perfect for introverts, sci-fi lovers, and anyone who is tired of Earth and ready for the mothership.

Description: A fictional logo design from a classic literature series.

Description: Retro Ufo.A unique gift for ufo and aliens lovers

Description: Weyland-Yutani Corp Worn out

Description: Space aesthetic collage with vaporwave and retrowave vibes.

Description: Who Is your Daddy?

Description: An iconic and surreal image that captures a primate in an unexpected moment. This cinematic shot shows a serious-faced ape with a full head of hair, holding a classic analog camera. The close-up frames the details of its muzzle and furry hands, creating an image that blends classicism with irony. Perfect for lovers of photography, sci-fi cinema, and those looking for a unique design.

Description: Grab this amazing space astronaut styled shirt or buy it for someone special.

Description: Donald Sutherland just ratted you out. Run!

Description: Manga and anime style of illustration you like!

Description: Unique collage inspired by retrofuturism.

Description: Celebrate your unapologetic attitude with this Rebel Scum Since 1977 retro vintage t-shirt, inspired by classic 70s and 80s aesthetics. Featuring bold distressed typography and retro stripe graphics on a clean black background, this design is perfect for those who embrace individuality, humor, and old-school vibes. Ideal as a birthday gift for 1977-born legends, Gen X rebels, retro lovers, and anyone who appreciates sarcastic humor with a nostalgic twist. This vintage-style graphic tee pairs effortlessly with jeans, jackets, and casual streetwear looks.

Description: Astounding design featuring those outer space robot people from Japan!

Description: Ancient robots discovered buried in the mercury swamps of Vulcan by the famed scientist Lesterson and, once reactivated, were used by the human colony as servants to great success.

Description: Original artwork of the Quark robots that appeared in five episodes of the popular BBCtv series in the 1960s. (Six if you count their brief cameo in 'The War Games'. I don't.) They also popped up in TVComic... but those ones aren't canon.