Apollo 8 T-Shirts

Description: Apollo 8 — EARTHRISE GENERATION

Description: apollo 8 mission "patch" Dec.21-27 1968 Artwork

Description: Show your support for the men and women who helped make the moon missions happen!

Description: Apollo 8 was the first mission to orbit the moon, making Borman, Anders and Lovell the first humans to see the far side of the moon.

Description: Earth Rise Apollo 8 photo national parks style vintage advertisement

Description: Apollo 8 Vs Artemis Ii Moon Mission Humor A fun item depicting the iconic Apollo 8 and the modern Artemis II moon missions. This item is sure to spark conversation and add a touch of humor to your day.

Description: The famous NASA capsule that landed on the Moon.

Description: Apollo 8 1968 Artemis II 2026 Back To The Moon 58 Years

Description: Artemis II Lunar Mission 2026 - Apollo 8 Legacy Comparison

Description: Apollo 8 Vs Artemis II Moon Mission Humor

Description: Apollo Creed

Description: Apollo Creed

Description: Apollo Creed

Description: Apollo Creed

Description: 8-bit vintage 80s video game pixel Apollo 11 Astronaut

Description: Houston, we've had a problem. This dramatic portrait captures the legendary astronaut in his NASA flight suit, with the damaged Apollo 13 service module reflected against a star-filled sky in his aviator glasses.

Description: 8-bit vintage 80s video game pixel Apollo 11 Astronaut

Description: A graphic tee featuring the Apollo 8 Command & Service module making the first-ever orbit around Earth's moon. Apollo 8 launched from Cape Canaveral on December 21, 1968, and safely splashed down on December 27th. Includes crew names around the outer edge. Distressed graphics for a vintage look. The shirt would be a great gift for fans of space, astronomers, astrophysics student or professors, avgeeks, space historians & history buffs, future astronauts, aeronautics engineers, spacecraft pilots, etc.

Description: Celebrate humanity's leap into the cosmos with this minimalist Saturn V rocket design. This shirt is perfect for space enthusiasts and those who admire the achievements of the Apollo missions.