Shorts
Description: Did you spend all that time getting out to Hutton Orbital, but then found you couldn't put your mug on your dashboard, or even resell it? Well, here's the design, so now you can get the mug, wear the T-shirt, etc. Legal notice: This is not an officially licensed product and is considered Fan Art (protected under Fair Use) and we have no affiliation with Frontier Developments. Intellectual property belongs to Frontier Developments.
Kyrat Shorts
$27
Libertad! Shorts
$27
Description: Show your love for Cuba by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes states, major cities and parks, accompanied by a patriotic slogan.
Cuba Map Shorts
$27
Description: Show your state pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
Florida Shorts
$27
Description: Show your love of the Aloha State by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
Hawaii Shorts
$27
Description: Show your state pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
Maryland Shorts
$27
Description: Show your state pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
New York Shorts
$27
Description: Show your state pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
Ohio Map Shorts
$27
Description: Show your state pride by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes major cities and parks, accompanied by the state slogan.
Texas Shorts
$27
Description: A ragged black flag with Blackbeard's symbol of a skeletal demon stabbing a bleeding heart. Blackbeard helped to set up the Pirate Republic on New Providence Island and sailed out of Nassau from 1716 to 1718. The quote is from his final battle off Ocracoke Island, North Carolina.
Description: Henry Every was an English pirate who operated in the Atlantic and Indian oceans in the mid-1690s. He was known as Long Ben to his crew. Dubbed "The Arch Pirate" and "The King of Pirates" by contemporaries, Every became one of few major pirate captains to retire with his loot.