Total Socks
Description: Get ready for this huge event coming this summer, the United States total solar eclipse on 8/21/17, with this awesome graphic t-shirt. Make sure you, your friends, and family are prepared for the upcoming U.S. solar eclipse when the moon passes completely between the sun and the earth and it is seen in the starry night or day sky. Wear this t-shirt tee yourself or gift it to someone.
Description: Celebrate the once-in-a-lifetime experience of the April 8, 2024, Total Solar Eclipse with our exclusive t-shirts and mugs! Our unique design features the moon's silhouette in the center with the sun's corona shining from underneath, perfectly capturing the essence of this rare astronomical event. Above the image is the date April 8, 2024, (don't be late) along with the words, 'Front Row Seat,' meaning residents in several locations will enjoy the full blackout! Each design highlights one of the 12 states that will experience total darkness during the eclipse, including Texas, Oklahoma, Indiana, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maine.
Description: Total Recall / 1990. Pyramid Mines, owned and operated by Federal Colonies, is a mining operation that was constructed on Mars by Earth’s Northern Bloc. It’s purpose: the extraction of Mars’ turbinium ore, which is essential to the Northern Bloc’s war effort back on Earth, where the ore has military applications in their space-based weaponry targeting enemies in the Southern Bloc.
Description: Celebrate the once-in-a-lifetime experience of the April 8, 2024, Total Solar Eclipse with our exclusive t-shirts and mugs! Our unique design features the moon's silhouette in the center with the sun's corona shining from underneath, perfectly capturing the essence of this rare astronomical event. Above the image is the date April 8, 2024, (don't be late) along with the words, 'Front Row Seat,' meaning residents in several locations will enjoy the full blackout! Each design highlights one of the 12 states that will experience total darkness during the eclipse, including Texas, Oklahoma, Indiana, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maine.
