Made for people who look up
Space and astronomy tees, hoodies and gifts, printed to order just for you. Astronauts, spacecraft, deep space and the long human habit of looking up.
Gifts for Stargazers
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Brutalist Art Tee
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Space Station Hoodie
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Genesis Tee
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Lost Astronaut Insulated Bottle, 32 oz
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Astronaut Garment-Dyed Tee
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Astronaut Patch Cap
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Rogue Vessel Retro Spaceship Tee
Regular price $22.99 USDRegular priceSale price $22.99 USD
Night Sky Guides
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November 2026 Night Sky Guide: Taurid Fireballs...
Taurid fireballs, the Leonids, Mars meeting Jupiter and a Beaver Supermoon: everything worth looking up for in November 2026, with dates and viewing tips.
November 2026 Night Sky Guide: Taurid Fireballs...
Taurid fireballs, the Leonids, Mars meeting Jupiter and a Beaver Supermoon: everything worth looking up for in November 2026, with dates and viewing tips.
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How to Find Orion: A Beginner's Guide to the Hu...
Orion is the easiest constellation to learn and the best signpost in the winter sky. Here's how to find the Hunter, his famous belt, the Orion Nebula and the bright...
How to Find Orion: A Beginner's Guide to the Hu...
Orion is the easiest constellation to learn and the best signpost in the winter sky. Here's how to find the Hunter, his famous belt, the Orion Nebula and the bright...
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How to Find the North Star (Polaris) in 4 Easy ...
Polaris isn't the brightest star, but it's the one that never moves. Here's how to find it in minutes using the Big Dipper or Cassiopeia.
How to Find the North Star (Polaris) in 4 Easy ...
Polaris isn't the brightest star, but it's the one that never moves. Here's how to find it in minutes using the Big Dipper or Cassiopeia.






