Sphere Socks
Phish Vintage T-shirt | Turn Up the Mike| Lot & Concert Socks
by Bniiin
$14 $20
Description: Nothing in the history of live entertainment looks like this. The Sphere rises above the Las Vegas Strip as the most technically advanced and visually staggering concert venue ever built.
The Sphere Las Vegas — The World's Most Immersive Venue Socks
by Bad Decisions
$14 $20
Description: A stylized badge featuring a forest landscape with pine trees under a cloudy sky. A large spherical structure, possibly a space station, is overhead, along with a flying saucer. The badge is framed in blue, with the words "Forest Moon of Endor" in bold white letters, followed by "National Park."
Description: A circular object is depicted with a segmented surface. The top half is red with white accents, a white symbol resembling a propeller or fan, and a white lightning bolt. The bottom half is primarily metallic grey and dark blue. A prominent yellow lightning bolt is centered within a blue circle. The dark blue section features a golden symbol similar to a stylized 'E'. Red splatters and drips are present on the left and bottom parts of the sphere.
Description: Hit the groove with this Run Like an Antelope – Phish shirt! Featuring a lively, illustrated antelope in motion, this design captures the energy, speed, and whimsical spirit of one of Phish’s most iconic songs. Perfect for jam band fans, festival-goers, or anyone who loves psychedelic, music-inspired novelty art. Wear it to shows, festivals, or casually to celebrate the joy, chaos, and fun of Phish’s music. Makes a fantastic gift for collectors, music enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates quirky and playful designs.
Description: Show off your love for geometry and calculus with this clever design. Featuring standard formulas for the volume of a cone, sphere, and cylinder, it is the perfect outfit for math teachers, professors, or any student who appreciates a witty play on words. Whether you are in the classroom or studying for a test, let your clothing do the talking.
