Electronics Hoodies

Circle IC

A poteto or potato is a vegetable.

Show your love of classic handheld games with this unique design!

Feel Japan with this shirt. Japan is a beautiful country with a rich and vibrant culture that is vast and complex. Cities that stretch from the east to the west, modern mixed with the old, fast paced yet fixed in time. Japan will find you. Feel the spirit of Japan.

You know it. You speak it. STEM is your 2nd language - or even more likely - your 1st language. Let everybody know how they need to communicate with you - if they want your attention :)

This is a simple power button icon that can appeal to gamers, computer technicians, and people who are into electronics and video games.

Get the ultimate geek chic look with the Z80 microprocessor and opcodes! Showcasing all the opcodes of the legendary microprocessor, it's the perfect addition for any tech enthusiast.

motherboard

Remember in the 80s, when computers ran at frequencies around 1MHz? Back then, it seemed quite sufficient!

Game or Die

The electric city. Electronics, anime, manga, backstreets and alleyways of small shops and loud music. Get lost in Akihabara.

A great conversation starter anywhere conversations about tubes vs transistors happen. The characters say "Demon" and "Angel". Also available without Japanese captions.

Right to repair design. Do you support the right to repair movement and legislation allowing consumers to modify and repair their own electronic devices and equipment? Perfect for DIY electronics fans, tinkerers, makerspace, repair shops and technicians.

Right to repair design featuring a raised fist and a soldering iron. Do you support the right to repair movement and legislation allowing consumers to modify and repair their own electronic devices and equipment? Perfect for DIY electronics fans, tinkerers, makerspace, repair shops and technicians.

4017 Integrated Circuit

Why do caps go bad? Poor parenting? A failure of society? Maybe they were born bad… Sometimes, good caps just go bad.

Ohms Law.

This tshirt has something that stands out from the crowd. In its corner is a small transistor. Admirers of digital tech will quickly spot the surprisingly sleek little symbol and nod in recognition.

Choose your oscillator form

The sino:bit is an educational board derived from the Calliope Mini and the BBC micro:bit. It was created by Naomi Wu and Elecrow to meet the needs of children in China. You can read more about it here: https://github.com/sinobitorg/hardware

Amateur Radio - Ham Radio

Caution Electrical hazard warning sign design for engeers and electricians for use on electrical equipments as a warning .

Smith chart!