Terrestrial Socks
Description: Celebrate the nostalgia of 80s cult classics with this ET Extra Terrestrial design. Perfect for fans of aliens and science fiction adventures.
ET Extra Terrestrial 80s Cult Movie Classic Socks
by Heart VisceralAnatomical
$14 $20
Description: Celebrate the iconic film with this alternative movie poster featuring ET. Perfect for fans of sci-fi and classic cinema, this artwork adds a unique touch to any room.
ET The Extra Terrestrial Alternative Movie Poster Socks
by Heart VisceralAnatomical
$14 $20
Description: This design features a Christmas tree formed by a collection of adorable turtles and tortoises adorned with Santa hats and festive holiday lights. Perfect for turtle enthusiasts, tortoise owners, reptile lovers, and anyone celebrating the holiday season with a unique animal theme.
Turtle Tortoise Christmas Tree Reptile Holiday Lover Socks
by Rachaelrodgerse
$14 $20
Description: Cuesta Verde is a fictional planned housing community located in Southern California. It is the main setting for Poltergeist (1982) and a desolate, abandoned version of it appears in Poltergeist II: The Other Side. The Freeling family household was among the first houses built in the community. The entire site sits atop a semi-relocated cemetery, as well as the final resting place of Henry Kane's cult.
Description: Celebrate the iconic film E.T. The Extra Terrestrial directed by Steven Spielberg. Perfect for fans of sci-fi classics and movie history.
Directed by Steven Spielberg E.T. The Extra Terrestrial Socks
by Heart VisceralAnatomical
$14 $20
Description: Pill Bug Roly Poly Isopod Woodlouse Design For Bug Lover Science Enthusiast Nature Fan Pet Owner Entomologist Terrestrial Isopod.
Pill Bug Roly Poly Isopod Woodlouse Bug Lover Science Enthusiast Socks
by PixeCraft
$14 $20
Description: Since the establishment of a permanent international base on the Moon in 2078 AD, two centuries of colonisation have seen an increasing human presence off the earth. Separate communities now thrive not only on Earth’s nearest neighbour, but across the Solar System. The deserts of Mars, the icy wastes of Jupiter’s great moon Ganymede and the rich hydrocarbon lakes of the Saturnian satellite Titan all bear the mark of human occupancy. Exploitation of each world’s unique resources has led to substantial economic and social independence from Earth, and a second and third generation has now grown up without ever setting foot on Terrestrial soil. And what the isolation of interplanetary space has begun, gravity has finished. For the bodie...