Mission control, we have a dab.

This astronaut hoodie puts a cheerful cartoon spaceman on the front of a cozy cotton-and-polyester hoodie, striking a dab while he surfs his own rocket past the stars. It's made for space fans who like their big dreams served with a grin, and it's cozy enough for late nights spent looking up.

The design: a dance move in zero gravity

A round-helmeted astronaut in a white suit stands on top of a small white rocket, one arm tucked across his visor and the other flung out straight in a full dab. The rocket flies to the left with a cherry-colored nose cone, a blue-ringed porthole, two-tone fins and short orange-yellow flames pouring from its engines.

Behind him rises a large yellow disc, sun or moon depending on how you read it, with a tiny dark four-point star above and a few golden sparkles below. Under the scene, two lines of bold white capitals nudge you to step off the usual path and try something new. The style is flat and cute, with clean shapes and bright accents that read clearly from across a room. The art sits centered on the chest.

It mixes the thrill of launch day with the pride of nailing a dance move in front of friends: a little silly, a lot proud. Pull it on for a science-center visit, a rocket-launch watch party or a regular Tuesday that needs a bit of lift.

Built soft and warm for stargazing nights

• Half cotton, half polyester, with cotton shrunk before sewing, so it feels gentle on your skin and stays close to its size after washing
• 8.0 oz/yd² (271 g/m²) fabric knit from a soft, even yarn that pills less, so the front around the print looks tidy for longer
• A hood made from two layers of fabric, with a drawcord in the same shade as the body
• Ribbed cuffs and waistband knit with a bit of spandex, so they sit close at your wrists and middle without pinching and bounce back after you push your sleeves up
• A front pouch pocket roomy enough for a snack, a folded star map or two chilly hands
• A second line of stitching reinforces the collar, the shoulder and arm seams, the cuffs and the hem, and the front is made without a center fold line, so the print sits on a smooth panel

Who it's for

Astronomy club regulars, launch-schedule followers, science teachers, grown-ups who wanted to be astronauts as kids and anyone who likes a joke with their stargazing. It's the hoodie for an evening at the observatory, a cold night on the porch with binoculars or a weekend of space documentaries on the couch. As a present, it suits a space-loving brother's birthday, a new science graduate, a holiday stocking swap or a coworker whose big pitch finally took off.

Quick answers

How do I choose my size?

Each size's chest width, length and sleeve length are listed in the size guide next to the size options; compare them with a hoodie that already fits you well. It's cut as a men's hoodie, and 4XL isn't offered in every color, so check the options for yours.

Is anything printed on the back?

No. The astronaut scene is printed on the front only, so the back stays clean when you wear a backpack or lean back in a seat at the planetarium.

Will the artwork show up well on each shade?

Yes. The white lettering and the big yellow disc stand out on every shade offered. On the one shade that matches the rocket's nose cone, that small tip blends in a little, but the astronaut and the slogan stay sharp.

How should I wash it so the print lasts?

Flip it inside out before a cold, gentle wash with similar shades and gentle soap. No bleach and no dry cleaning. Low heat in the dryer or a hanger both work; if you iron, keep the heat low and steer around the artwork.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide