Rimmer Stickers

The crew of Red Dwarf recreate a classic musical moment. Probably unintentionally. I expect a light bulb had blown or something.

"No silicon heaven? Preposterous! Where would all the calculators go?."

Red Dwarf. Radiation leak alert!

Red Dwarf. Smeg.

Japanese logo for 'Spaceship Red Dwarf'

The Red Dwarf series logo II, carefully hand drawn in high resolution (fan art)

after 3 million years alone, he may have gone a bit peculiar

Everyones favourite smeg heads

"And now I, Holly, have invented the Holly Hop Drive."

..Plato invented the plate .. and now I, Holly, have invented the Holly Hop Drive.

Red Dwarf Character Simplistic Design.

... that's a poor IQ for a glass of water!!

Celebrate the cult classic Grant Naylor Sci Fi comedy with this character list Red Dwarf design featuring Arnold Rimmer, Dave Lister, Kryten and The Cat from the Jupiter Mining Corporation's Red Dwarf.

Beware the great Vindaloovian Empire, they despise all humans.

Quiche needs a niche.

Don't forget your Space Corps Directives especially when remembering that you're only allocated one parking space.

Hope you like it.

Although smarter than ships computer Holly, Talkie Toaster was an annoying, monomaniacal, artificially-intelligent electric bread toaster obessessed with giving out toasted products. Purchased by Red Dwarf's Dave Lister whilst on planet-leave, we have Talkie Toasters immortal phrase 'Would You Like Some Toast' mocked up as if it were the Red Dwarf logo

JMC Jupiter Mining Corporation transport vehicle.

Smeg is a vulgarism or expletive used throughout the series of Red Dwarf. Here we have the popular phrase 'Smeg Head' styled to look like the Red Dwarf logo, and ready to be worn proudly across your chest on a T-shirt, or your preferred choice of accessories. Lovely.

Series III Model

This is a rock band take on the characters from Red Dwarf. The layout was heavily inspired by the cover art of a KISS album

Stop saying 4691 Irradiated Haggis.

The recognisable rubber head of Kryten from Red Dwarf

London Jets zero gravity football team

Red Dwarf: Season 5, episode 1, Holoship. “Niet Problemski” - Arnold J Rimmer

You really are a smeghead a complete and total one!

Our Rob or Ross batteries logo from the Red Dwarf episode “‘Ouroboros”. Also available without text.

Get this Red Dwarf Team Smeg Shirt design for any special occasion like Christmas, Mothers Fathers Day or a birthday It has all sizes for you to choose from. This shirt will be the perfect gift for someone special, family or an excellent shirt for you to have yourself. Don't hesitate to get it!

Mr. Flibble’s very cross. You shouldn't have run away from him. What are we going to do with them, Mr. Flibble? [. . .] We can't possibly do that! Who'd clear up the mess?" — Arnold Rimmer (Ep: Quarantine)

The Red Dwarf Posse!

Great for relieving tension.

Zero G Football League Logo (fan art) Zero G (0-G) or Zero Gravity Football is a space sport referenced by Dave Lister multiple times in Red Dwarf. Dave supports The London Jets and his favourite player is Jim Bexley Speed whom he names his two children after, Jim and Bexley.