Science Museum Vibes: Four Graphic Tees Worth a Closer Look
Permission slips signed. Lunches packed. It’s field trip day!
This week’s drop channels peak science museum nostalgia—planetariums, nature T-shirts, and that frenzied last stop at the gift shop. Reptiles, owls, bats, and lemurs all make an appearance in this souvenir haul from an epic late ’90s field trip.
Each tee brings something different to the table—bold graphics, region-specific prints, and vintage charm that’s wearable year-round. Here’s what made the cut:
🦎 Vintage Reptile Shirt
Frogs, snakes, and lizards in full-color overload on bright white cotton. The large-format print is busy in all the right ways, with sharp ink and clean detail from corner to corner, complete with a classic early 2000s “Anvil Red Bar” tag. Whether you collect wildlife tees or just like loud prints, this one wears well and stands out fast.
🦉 Vintage Owl Shirt
Spend some time in the aviary! This USA-made tee features a striking monochrome owl portrait on the front and a full-color version on the back. Printed on deep blue cotton, the graphic is clean and the cotton still has structure—no thinning, and no fade. An ideal pickup for nature lovers and anyone who collects owls like a boss.
🦇 Vintage Bat Shirt
Bats, lizards, and the moon on soft moss green cotton. Subtle, eerie, and unlike anything else in the drop – it really leans more gothic than educational. USA-made, and visually interesting without being loud. A standout for anyone who likes their nature tees with a darker edge.
🐒 Vintage Lemur Shirt
Here’s one from the primate exhibit. Green cotton tee with a centered lemur graphic and printed references to Liberty Science Center (with the World Trade Center in the background). Early 2000s and straight out of the museum gift shop – a perfect fit for this week’s lineup.
That’s the roundup. See you next week. 🤠
