An Old Tshirt Blog

The type treatment on this 100% Star Stuff Tshirt by ThinkGeek exquisitely emulates the first edition dust jacket for Cosmos, by Carl Sagan. I only wish TG could have mimicked the image as well. But what matters is this: we’re all made of the same thing. It’s a concept that’s equal parts humbling and empowering. Get this for $15.

I dig the overlap of art and science in this Color Theory Tshirt by nonfictiontees. The photo clicks through to the Womens tee but you can buy the Mens version for the same price: $20.

I’m really digging this Periodic Table of Brooklyn Tshirt! Whether you’re a Brooklynite, nerd, or both [or neither!] it’s easy to appreciate. Found this by way of the amazing Brooklyn-based blog: Brokelyn. The tee is available for $17+ in a variety of cuts, colors, and styles from CoverMyTorso.com. This post links to a women’s cut, so be sure to click around to find your size/style.

This Science T-shirt by Flesh Machine is intriguing. The object in the print looks like something that could have been produced by Massive Dynamic, if either was real. This shirt, however, is definitely real…and you can get it for $34+ (USD).

This shirt by BustedTees is actually just called Einstein but I titled this post Einstein KISS for obvious reasons. Einstein rocks. KISS rocks. And the $16.99 price rocks.

Science rocks. But you needn’t be a lover of science to appreciate this tee. In fact, the only prerequisite for wearing this T-shirt is to acknowledge that science exists! This bit of ambiguous goodness is brought to us by Vintage Vantage.

Probably the geekiest shirt I’ve posted so far, Uncertain About Quantum Mechanics highlights Werner Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. I know very little about quantum physics so it would do very little good for me to try explaining it here. But the gist is this: uncertainty is the only thing you can be certain of (…at least with regard to certain physical quantities on the atomic level). I’ve always been fascinated by quantum mechanics; this tee would serve as a solid indication of that. I should probably read up on it a bit before buying this T-shirt and wearing it out in public… or maybe not since it’s clear that I’m uncertain about quantum mechanics in the first place.