Some orbits are meant for lounging.

This astronaut shirt for men pictures a pink-suited spacefarer stretched out on a ringed planet in front of a round retro sunset, with the word ORBITING arched over the top. It is a men's tee in sturdy cotton, and an easy present for anyone who likes space a little more relaxed than rocket-launch serious.

The design: a sunset, a ringed planet and no hurry at all

The scene is built around a big round sun made of horizontal stripes, yellow at the top and then orange and pink bands below it. Dark pine-tree silhouettes cross the lower half of the sun, so it feels like a campsite poster that drifted into space.

In front sits the astronaut in a coral-pink suit, with a white helmet, a teal visor and teal trim, and boots striped in teal and white. He leans back with his legs stretched out along a long striped board in teal, cream and purple that rests across a small ringed planet. A thin orbit line circles the whole scene, carrying a little orange planet on the right and a yellow one on the left, and white four-point sparkles and dots fill in the stars.

Above everything, ORBITING curves across the top in rounded cream capitals. The look is flat and graphic, with 1970s poster colors of pink, coral, teal, yellow and orange. It is printed on the front, centered on the chest at a medium-large size, and the astronaut is not floating free: he is simply settled in.

A sturdy cotton tee with a structured look

• 100% cotton at 5.0–5.3 oz/yd² (170–180 g/m²), a sturdy weight that sits with a more structured look.
• Knit as one tube, so there is no seam running down your sides.
• A strip of fabric along the inside neck and shoulder seams keeps them neat and smooth.
• Double rows of stitching at the sleeves and hem finish the edges neatly.
• Cut as a men's tee, with sizes and measurements in the size guide next to the size options.

Who it's for

Stargazers, planetarium regulars, fans of mid-century poster art and anyone whose idea of an adventure is a long weekend with a good view. It suits a dad who still has his childhood telescope, a teenager building a space-themed room, or a coworker who talks about the next meteor shower. Think birthdays, Father's Day, a space-camp send-off or a stocking tucked under the tree.

Quick answers

How is the sleeve length measured?

From the center back of the collar, over the shoulder and down to the sleeve hem. That makes the numbers larger than a shoulder-seam measurement, so compare them with a tee you already own measured the same way.

Should I size up or stay true to size?

Lay a tee you like flat, measure across the chest and from shoulder to hem, and match those numbers to the size guide. If you land between two sizes, the larger one gives you more room.

Is it a space-agency design?

No. It is an original illustration with no agency patches, logos or mission names, just a made-up astronaut taking a break on a planet.

Does the print cover the whole front?

No. It sits centered on the chest, with the word curving across the top and the sunset below it, and the rest of the front stays plain.

Shipping and returns

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

Size guide