Collection: T-Shirts

WeFab features 85 icons connected to the Fab Four in both history and song. Only die-hard fans will be able to ID everything.

This is something we have wanted to do since opening our space shop. The Planetary Society was stablished 40 years ago this year and this tee features the original “Clipper” logo which was used for at least 20 years. 

And now for some completely different icons in celebration of 6 guys not named Bruce. From the three greatest comedy films in history to the many hilarious sketches for BBC. Also available as a print.

Carl Sagan said, "I believe our future depends on how well we know this Cosmos in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky." In 1980 he co-founded The Planetary Society. Today, Bill Nye is our CEO. Join us in our effort to change the world. NOTE: The Society’s 45th anniversary is a limited edition item and will not be reproduced. Design by Govy.

Voyager 2 holds the record for most celestial bodies observed in a single mission and Voyager 1 became the first man-made object to enter interstellar space.

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

They are all there… 50 different extra-terrestrials from film, television, books, toys and even a couple from rock history! Can you figure out all 50? 

On March 24, 2025, The Planetary Society held its annual Day of Action in Washington, D.C., with the message "NASA works" as the theme, following a successful write-in campaign, and advocating for NASA's continued funding and missions.

We Are Cats (120 celebrity Felines) - A Feline Hall of FameUncover the lives and legacies of 120 iconic cats with 'We Are Cats' at ChopShopStore. For feline aficionados and curious minds alike – embark on a journey through the feline hall of fame and meet the most meow-nificent celebrity cats. Can you recognize all the famous whiskers?

Make their mission your own. To explore, understand, and explain the origin and nature of life in the universe, and to apply the knowledge gained to inspire and guide present and future generations.

Sputnik was the first artificial Earth satellite. It was a 58 cm (23 in) diameter polished metal sphere, with four external radio antennas to broadcast radio pulses. Launched by the Soviet Union in 1957. See the original poster. 

NOTE: This item is on clearance. No further editions are planned so what is left is what is left.  Unparalleled views of the universe directly through your eyepiece. Prepare to be amazed.

It is the evolution of space missions. From the tiny Sojourner to Spirit/Opportunity to Curiosity, eventually leading to the first humans on Mars. Planetary Society’s Advocacy group knows that every mission counts and is why they are fighting to get the most important missions the funding dollars they need to reach their goals.

Starship Armada. A giant collection of 113 celebrated fictional starships. The armada begins with the smaller crafts running along the front bottom (ie: X-Wing, Tardis, Colonial Viper, etc) and concludes along to the top front with the larger colony ships and battle cruisers (ie: Enterprise, Valley Forge, Borg, etc).  But that is not all! On the back the armada takes a turn with mid-sized starships graduating to the larger as they get more distant with that’s no moon set in the distance. Now nerds… please don’t get crazy on us. This is not totally accurate in terms of increasing size. The interlocking design would never allow for that level of accuracy.   

The legendary artwork that is set to out-live humanity itself… broken down, numbered and explained in seven easy segments on the back. Printed in metallic gold ink on the front graphic.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Space Age Designer (@chopshopstore)  

The James Webb Space Telescope is only at the beginning of what it is going to reveal over the coming decades. Seeing nearly all the way back to the Big Bang. 

T-shirt features the SLS rocket stack that will deliver humans to the moon for the first time in 50+ years. Includes the years it is expected to fly, from 2022 to the 2030s.

Bring Them Home features the full planned suite of Mars Sample Return spacecraft from the Lander to the return sample rocket. Produced specially for The Planetary Society’s Day of Action in Washington DC. September 17-18.

Now in red and creme colored inks. Newer copies feature four new references including Fury Road, Arrested Development, Breaking Bad and The Force Awakens. 55 different vehicles from film, television, children’s books, video games and two with rock credentials. Can you figure out all 55? There are even a few bikes, vans and flying vehicles to round the crowd out.

BACK IN STOCK! After being retired for almost 10 years! The Voyager Golden Record has been intercepted and the first extra-terrestrial signal received has been translated, “Send more Chuck and Louis”.

Proclaim your belief in science with our "Believe in Science" tank or tee. The war on science is being waged with a vengeance since the election of Donald Trump. Anti-intellectual forces are on a mission and sadly science itself has become a political issue. Make your voice heard.  Women’s tank is racerback 100% cotton.

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

T-shirt features the Starship Heavy Stack. The rocket that has yet to deliver anything to space, but Elon Musk expects it to do great things. Labeled from the first successful test in 2025 to when it is expected to be fully operational through the 2030s.

The official t-shirt of Explore Mars, Inc.’s annual conference, the 2023 Humans to Mars Summit (H2M) that will take place on May 16-18, 2023 at the National Academy of Sciences Building in Washington, D.C. This event is already shaping up to be the largest H2M yet. Phases of Exploration illustrates the growing consensus that humanity needs to get back to the moon, using that as a stepping stone to continue onward to Mars.