Collection: All Rocket Related Items

A tribute to two of the most powerful engines in spaceflight history: the massive F-1 from Saturn V and SpaceX’s compact but cutting-edge Raptor. One built to lift Apollo off the Earth, the other built for reusability and reaching Mars. Different eras, different fuels, one goal.

This has been a long time coming. After more than a decade of designing space-themed merch, it's remarkable that we're only now getting to the rockets. Our newest design features 25 historic rockets, from the ancient "Pigeon" of Archytas to the modern SpaceX Starship Super Heavy. To capture the relative scale of each engine, we've applied a sliding scale, allowing us to display even the smallest of rockets with enough detail to appreciate their historic significance. Shirt is 100% cotton. Do not wash in hot water and machine tumble dry medium/regular heat. 

The history of rockets is showcased in four eras: The Cold War, Apollo, The Shuttle Years, and the Modern Age. It begins with Archytas’ steam-powered pigeon and spans to today’s Starship Super Heavy and SLS, with each rocket dated and defined a key below. Printed digitally with Epson on archival Red River Satin White, your artwork is defined by its size but includes an excess white border for trimming or utilized for use with a matte board.

Save a bunch by getting all six of our rocket stickers in one set, Apollo-Saturn V, Mercury-Atlas, Starship Heavy, Vostok, Space Shuttle (STS), and the Space Launch System (SLS).  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, five measure 4" tall, with the Saturn V a bit larger at 5.3". Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

This family of rockets launched the first artificial satellite (Sputnik 1) and the first crewed spacecraft (Vostok) in human history. It was a subset of the R-7 family of rockets. Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Mercury-Atlas was a subprogram of Project Mercury that included most of the flights and tests using the Atlas LV-3B launch vehicle (shown here). Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The first partially reusable low Earth orbital spacecraft system operated from 1981 to 2011 Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

NASA’s Space Launch System, the primary launch vehicle of the Artemis Moon landing program, SLS is designed to launch the crewed Orion spacecraft on a trans-lunar trajectory.  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The Starship Heavy rocket. An early predecessor of what may one day carry humans to Mars!  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

T-shirt features 25 historic rockets, from the ancient "Pigeon" of Archytas to the modern SpaceX Starship Super Heavy. To capture the relative scale of each engine, we've applied a sliding scale, allowing us to display even the smallest of rockets with enough detail to appreciate their historic significance.

T-shirt features 25 historic rockets, from the ancient "Pigeon" of Archytas to the modern SpaceX Starship Super Heavy. To capture the relative scale of each engine, we've applied a sliding scale, allowing us to display even the smallest of rockets with enough detail to appreciate their historic significance.

The Apollo-era Saturn V rocket still remains the only launch vehicle to ever carry humans beyond low Earth orbit. Soon to be matched by Artemis!  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 5.3" x 1". Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Some of the greatest advancements in space exploration have occurred in Pasadena like Explorer 1, the first successfully launched U.S. space probe and science mission. The city’s renowned aerospace institutions have also pioneered missions such as Cassini, Voyager, and the Mars Curiosity Rover. Four color screenprint on heavy stock, measures 18 x 24 art produced for The Pasadena Convention Center.