Wipeout Tank Tops
Description: Inspired by the amazing work done by Psygnosis, Sony Liverpool and of course the late Designers Republic on the Wipeout series of games, this is an attempt to take the overtly futuristic aesthetic of the series’ logos and revert them to a more traditional, automotive design language. In other words, it’s as if Wipeout was set in the 50s. Cool huh?
Description: Inspired by the amazing work done by Psygnosis, Sony Liverpool and of course the late Designers Republic on the Wipeout series of games, this is an attempt to take the overtly futuristic aesthetic of the series’ logos and revert them to a more traditional, automotive design language. In other words, it’s as if Wipeout was set in the 50s. Cool huh?
Description: Inspired by the amazing work done by Psygnosis, Sony Liverpool and of course the late Designers Republic on the Wipeout series of games, this is an attempt to take the overtly futuristic aesthetic of the series’ logos and revert them to a more traditional, automotive design language. In other words, it’s as if Wipeout was set in the 50s. Cool huh?
Description: After the great global fires humanity reorganised and rebuilt in the 30s. Social classes were abolished with the exception of anti-gravity racing which forged a new faith based on speed and danger - this is the new hierarchy. "If you can survive AG racing in 'New' New York - you can survive AG racing anywhere in out solar system." - Toots Cramer 2035
Description: Goteki 45 was founded in 2095 and entered competition in the F7200 League. The original Goteki team were one of, if not the most violent teams to have ever competed, with their craft having far stronger shields at the expense of outright speed. Furthermore, the pilots the team hired seemed to favour violence over actual racing. Because of all of this, it was suspected that Goteki 45 had been founded to undermine anti-gravity racing, for if this was true, it could backfire dramatically.
Description: 6th Inning Italian Wipeout • Milwaukee WI: The famous Klements Racing Sausages, has honored Milwaukee’s immigration story since 1993. Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Randall Simon swings & hits the Italian Racing Sausage with a bat while passing the visitor’s dugout on July 9, 2003. 6th Inning Italian Wipeout • Milwaukee WI © 2022-2026 Grumble Services, LLC. • All rights reserved
Description: They didn't sign up for the swim. The river made the decision for them. "Involuntary Swim Team: Class IV Rapids Survival Crew" is the official badge for the rafting trip's most enthusiastic (involuntary) aquatic participant — and for every group that witnessed it, still talks about it, and has been looking for the exact right way to commemorate it.
Involuntary Swim Team – Class IV Rapids Survival Crew Funny White Water Rafting Humor Badge Art Tank Top
by Luminari Creations
$21
Description: Inspired by the amazing work done by Psygnosis, Sony Liverpool and of course the late Designers Republic on the Wipeout series of games, this is an attempt to take the overtly futuristic aesthetic of the series’ logos and revert them to a more traditional, automotive design language. In other words, it’s as if Wipeout was set in the 50s. Cool huh?
Description: Embrace the inevitable wipeout with this distressed skateboarding typography featuring a skater mid-bail. Perfect for extreme sports fans who know that taking a tumble is just a step toward landing the next trick. Ideal for the dedicated park local in your life who refuses to quit.
Description: Hit the slopes and the snowbanks with this hilarious Utah Utes mascot design! Featuring a funny cartoon illustration of the mascot taking a massive wipeout on skis next to the iconic U logo, this artwork is perfect for alumni, students, and winter sports fans. With the text "UTAH UTES: FRESH POWDER, BIG CRASHES," it captures the true spirit of hitting the mountains. Designed in a bold, die-cut sticker style with vibrant crimson and white, this is a must-have for anyone who loves college sports and epic ski fails.
Description: Some people call it crashing. You call it conducting random gravity checks. This bold, comic-inspired illustration celebrates every skater who's taken a spectacular slam and laughed about it afterward. Packed with energy, expressive artwork, and a fearless sense of humor, it's perfect for skateboarders, skatepark regulars, and anyone who knows that falling is just another trick in the learning process.
Description: Catching cosmic waves in deep space! Check out this dynamic retro illustration of an astronaut taking a wild wipeout while surfing a massive cosmic wave, with a giant planet shining in the background. A fun and cool design perfect for surfers, surf culture fans, space exploration lovers, sci-fi art collectors, and anyone who enjoys humorous retro graphics. Great for t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and wall art.
