Back To School
Backpacks, dorm walls, and everything in between
Carry It
The Heart Nebula wrapped around a backpack built for actual daily use, a vast emission cloud in Cassiopeia, captured through my own telescope. A heart shape carved out of glowing hydrogen, 7,500 light-years from Earth, now riding along on your back every day instead of sitting on a wall. Strong gift energy for anyone starting something new, a semester, a job, a move.
The shape forms naturally from the radiation of a small open cluster of hot young stars at the center of the nebula, called Melotte 15. Their ultraviolet light excites the surrounding hydrogen, making it glow that signature deep red, while the same stars slowly blow the gas outward, sculpting the cavity that gives the nebula its name.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across a padded, 15L everyday pack with a laptop sleeve that fits up to 15″, front and rear zip pockets, and padded straps built for a full day of carrying. No AI. No stock. Just the Heart Nebula on your back.
The Pleiades wrapped around a backpack built to go everywhere with you, the Seven Sisters star cluster glowing in soft blue, the kind of print that looks just as at home on a commute as it does on a trail. Sitting just 444 light-years away, one of the closest star clusters to Earth and one of the prettiest objects in the entire night sky, visible to the naked eye in winter, hanging in the constellation Taurus.
The blue glow around the stars isn't gas, it's starlight reflecting off a cloud of interstellar dust the cluster is currently passing through. Like fog around a streetlamp, but cosmic. The hottest, youngest stars in the cluster light up the dust strongest, which is why the blue concentrates around them.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across a padded, 15L everyday pack with a laptop sleeve that fits up to 15″, front and rear zip pockets, and padded straps built for a full day of carrying. No AI. No stock. Just the Seven Sisters on your back.
The Soul Nebula wrapped edge to edge around a backpack built for actual daily use, captured through my own telescope, now going wherever the day takes you: campus, the office, a flight. A 7,500-light-year-distant stellar nursery on your back instead of a screen.
The Soul is paired with the Heart Nebula in the night sky; together they form one of the most beautiful regions of star formation in the northern sky. The red glow is hydrogen gas lit from within by young stars being born inside dark dust knots, some of those knots are visible as dark patches inside the red, which is where new suns are forming right now.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across a padded, 15L everyday pack with a laptop sleeve that fits up to 15″, front and rear zip pockets, and padded straps built for a full day of carrying. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky on your back.
The Orion Nebula on an all-over print tote — M42, the fuzzy "star" in Orion's sword that you've already seen with your own eyes in the winter sky. With a telescope it opens up into this: a stellar nursery 1,344 light-years from Earth, glowing in hydrogen reds and reflected starlight blues. The most photographed deep-sky object in human history, wrapped around your everyday bag.
The bright core is powered by a tight cluster of young stars called the Trapezium, blasting so much ultraviolet light at the surrounding gas that they've carved visible cavities and shockwaves into the cloud. Inside Orion, new stars and planetary systems are being born right now — astronomers point telescopes here every year because it's the closest stellar nursery to Earth and one of the most active.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. The "I know that one!" conversation starter at every beach, market, or coffee shop you carry it through. No AI. No stock. Just real space on your shoulder.
• Large inside pocket
• Bag Size: 16" x 20"
• Capacity: 4.0 gal
The Orion Nebula on an all-over print tote — M42, the fuzzy "star" in Orion's sword that you've already seen with your own eyes in the winter sky. With a telescope it opens up into this: a stellar nursery 1,344 light-years from Earth, glowing in hydrogen reds and reflected starlight blues. The most photographed deep-sky object in human history, wrapped around your everyday bag.
The bright core is powered by a tight cluster of young stars called the Trapezium, blasting so much ultraviolet light at the surrounding gas that they've carved visible cavities and shockwaves into the cloud. Inside Orion, new stars and planetary systems are being born right now — astronomers point telescopes here every year because it's the closest stellar nursery to Earth and one of the most active.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. The "I know that one!" conversation starter at every beach, market, or coffee shop you carry it through. No AI. No stock. Just real space on your shoulder.
• Bag size: 15″ × 15″
• Capacity: 2.6 gal
The Heart Nebula on an all-over print tote — IC 1805, a vast emission cloud in Cassiopeia, captured through my own telescope. A heart shape carved out of glowing hydrogen, 7,500 light-years from Earth, now ready to carry along with you. The "carry your heart with you" gift narrative — but with real space.
The shape forms naturally from the radiation of a small open cluster of hot young stars at the center of the nebula, called Melotte 15. Their ultraviolet light excites the surrounding hydrogen, making it glow that signature deep red. Those young stars are blowing the gas outward, slowly sculpting the cavity that gives the nebula its name.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. Strong gift energy — for a partner, a friend, or yourself. No AI. No stock. Just the Heart Nebula on your shoulder.
• Large inside pocket
• Bag Size: 16" x 20"
• Capacity: 4.0 gal
The Heart Nebula on an all-over print tote — IC 1805, a vast emission cloud in Cassiopeia, captured through my own telescope. A heart shape carved out of glowing hydrogen, 7,500 light-years from Earth, now ready to carry along with you. The "carry your heart with you" gift narrative — but with real space.
The shape forms naturally from the radiation of a small open cluster of hot young stars at the center of the nebula, called Melotte 15. Their ultraviolet light excites the surrounding hydrogen, making it glow that signature deep red. Those young stars are blowing the gas outward, slowly sculpting the cavity that gives the nebula its name.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. Strong gift energy — for a partner, a friend, or yourself. No AI. No stock. Just the Heart Nebula on your shoulder.
• Bag size: 15″ × 15″
• Capacity: 2.6 gal
The Pleiades on an all-over print tote — the Seven Sisters star cluster glowing in soft blue, designed to go everywhere you do. M45 is one of the closest star clusters to Earth at just 444 light-years away, and one of the prettiest objects in the entire night sky. You can see it with your naked eye in winter, hanging in the constellation Taurus.
The blue glow around the stars isn't gas — it's starlight reflecting off a cloud of interstellar dust the cluster is currently passing through. Like fog around a streetlamp, but cosmic. The hottest, youngest stars in the cluster light up the dust strongest, which is why the blue is so concentrated around them.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. The cool blue palette pairs with summer everywhere — the beach, the pool, the morning coffee run. No AI. No stock. Just the Seven Sisters at your side.
• Bag size: 15″ × 15″
• Capacity: 2.6 gal
The Pleiades on an all-over print tote — the Seven Sisters star cluster glowing in soft blue, designed to go everywhere you do. M45 is one of the closest star clusters to Earth at just 444 light-years away, and one of the prettiest objects in the entire night sky. You can see it with your naked eye in winter, hanging in the constellation Taurus.
The blue glow around the stars isn't gas — it's starlight reflecting off a cloud of interstellar dust the cluster is currently passing through. Like fog around a streetlamp, but cosmic. The hottest, youngest stars in the cluster light up the dust strongest, which is why the blue is so concentrated around them.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. The cool blue palette pairs with summer everywhere — the beach, the pool, the morning coffee run. No AI. No stock. Just the Seven Sisters at your side.
• Large inside pocket
• Bag Size: 16" x 20"
• Capacity: 4.0 gal
The Soul Nebula on an all-over print tote — IC 1848, captured through my own telescope, now riding along to the beach, the farmer's market, or wherever the day takes you. A 7,500-light-year-distant stellar nursery wrapped around the bag, edge to edge.
The Soul is paired with the Heart Nebula in the night sky; together they form one of the most beautiful regions of star formation in the northern sky. The red glow you can see is hydrogen gas being lit from within by young stars being born inside dark dust knots. Some of those star factories are visible as the dark patches inside the red — that's where new suns are forming right now.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. Carry the cosmos from sand to sunset. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky on your shoulder.
• Large inside pocket
• Bag Size: 16" x 20"
• Capacity: 4.0 gal
The Soul Nebula on an all-over print tote — IC 1848, captured through my own telescope, now riding along to the beach, the farmer's market, or wherever the day takes you. A 7,500-light-year-distant stellar nursery wrapped around the bag, edge to edge.
The Soul is paired with the Heart Nebula in the night sky; together they form one of the most beautiful regions of star formation in the northern sky. The red glow you can see is hydrogen gas being lit from within by young stars being born inside dark dust knots. Some of those star factories are visible as the dark patches inside the red — that's where new suns are forming right now.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across both sides of a sturdy polyester tote. Carry the cosmos from sand to sunset. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky on your shoulder.
• Bag size: 15″ × 15″
• Capacity: 2.6 gal
The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters star cluster, 444 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on a versatile utility crossbody bag. Real astrophotography on soft-touch fabric you can carry anywhere. Wear the cosmos to work, weekends, festivals, and wherever the mission takes you.
• All-over print, edge to edge
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Multiple zippered compartments
• Soft-touch durable fabric
• Roomy interior for everyday essentials
The Heart Nebula — a glowing red emission nebula 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on a versatile utility crossbody bag. Real astrophotography on soft-touch fabric you can carry anywhere. Wear the cosmos to work, weekends, festivals, and wherever the mission takes you.
• All-over print, edge to edge
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Multiple zippered compartments
• Soft-touch durable fabric
• Roomy interior for everyday essentials
Bode's Galaxy and the Cigar Galaxy — a stunning galactic pair 12 million light-years away in Ursa Major — printed edge to edge on a versatile utility crossbody bag. Real astrophotography on soft-touch fabric you can carry anywhere. Wear the cosmos to work, weekends, festivals, and wherever the mission takes you.
• All-over print, edge to edge
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Multiple zippered compartments
• Soft-touch durable fabric
• Roomy interior for everyday essentials
Dorm It
What you're seeing is the supernova's shockwave, still expanding outward through space all these millennia later. The filaments are gas that was once inside the dying star, now stretched into impossibly delicate threads as it cools and slows. Every wisp is a record of an explosion that happened before humans started farming. It is, quietly, one of the most beautiful objects in the sky.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
What lights it up is a single nearby star — the hot blue giant Xi Persei, drifting past at ~1,000 light-years from Earth, ionizing the surrounding hydrogen as it goes. The result is that long, undulating red coastline, faint enough to be invisible to the naked eye but spectacular in long-exposure astrophotography.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
Behind the resemblance is a region of active star formation. The reds are hydrogen being ionized by young, hot stars embedded inside. The darker structures are dense pillars of dust where new stars are still being assembled — some of them slowly collapsing under their own gravity at this very moment.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope. No AI, no stock. Just a face in the sky.
What you're actually looking at is a dense cloud of cold dust blocking the light from the bright emission nebula IC 434 behind it. The horse shape itself is just opaque dust — what makes it visible is the brilliant red gas behind it lighting up the rest of the frame. It's one of the universe's better illusions: a shape made entirely of what isn't there.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
M81 is the calm one: a textbook spiral, ~90,000 light-years across, arms tracing outward in elegant curves. M82 is its violent neighbor — an edge-on starburst galaxy with intense red jets of gas exploding outward from its core, the result of a near-collision with M81 around 600 million years ago. The pair tells a quiet story about how galaxies meet, deform, and keep going.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Two galaxies, side by side, on your wall.
Printed in a warm gold-and-amber palette. Real astrophotography — no AI, no stock — of the nebula Hubble made famous.
NGC 6995 is part of the Veil Nebula complex, the expanding remains of a massive star that exploded around 8,000 years ago. What you're looking at is real light from real gas, still racing outward across 2,400 light-years of space. The bat-like silhouette comes from how red hydrogen meets veins of teal oxygen — a shape carved by a star's death, held still in the moment the camera caught it.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
What makes the Pleiades special on film is the blue. The cluster's hot young stars are passing through a cloud of interstellar dust, and that dust scatters their light back to us in soft, layered blue veils. It's a reflection nebula — not gas glowing on its own, but starlight being reflected like fog around a streetlamp. The result is one of the most beautiful blue-and-white scenes in deep space.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. The Seven Sisters, brought down to your wall.
The Trapezium — a tight cluster of four bright young stars at the nebula's heart — is what powers the whole scene, blasting it with ultraviolet light and carving the cavities you can see in the gas. Inside Orion, new stars are actively being born right now. Some of them will outlive our sun many times over.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope. No AI, no stock. The closest stellar nursery to Earth, hanging on your wall.
The heart-shaped silhouette comes from a cluster of young, massive stars at the nebula's center, sculpting the surrounding hydrogen with their winds and radiation. The red glow is the gas itself, ionized and re-emitting at a single sharp wavelength — the signature color of hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe.
Real astrophotography. No AI, no stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
The "soul" name comes from the nebula's silhouette — to many it resembles a fetus or human form, an accidental cosmic Rorschach. What you're seeing is hydrogen gas being lit up by young stars embedded inside, pockets of new stars still being born in dense knots of dust. The red is the gas; the dark veins are the dust that hasn't been blown away yet.
Captured through my own telescope. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
At its center sits a cluster of young stars called Melotte 15, only a few million years old but already massive and ferociously bright. Their radiation and stellar winds are sculpting the surrounding gas into the dark ridges and bright ribbons you can see, and lighting the whole cloud up in deep red. The Heart is paired in the sky with the Soul Nebula — the two are neighbors in the same vast star-forming complex.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope and printed edge to edge on soft tapestry fabric that hangs flat against the wall. Pair it with the Soul Nebula tapestry for the full set. No AI. No stock. Just a real cosmic heart on your wall.
The blazing core is powered by a tight knot of young stars called the Trapezium, pouring out so much ultraviolet light that they've carved visible caverns and shockwaves into the surrounding gas. Inside this cloud, new stars and entire planetary systems are forming right now — it's the closest stellar nursery to Earth and one of the most studied objects in the sky.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope and printed edge to edge on soft, lightweight fabric. Hang the most famous nebula in the sky across an entire wall. No AI. No stock. Just real space on your wall.
The Soul is paired with the Heart Nebula in the night sky; together they form one of the most beautiful star-forming regions in the northern sky. The deep red glow is hydrogen gas being lit from within by young stars being born inside the dark dust knots. Some of those star factories are visible as the darker patches embedded in the red — that's where brand-new suns are taking shape right now.
Real astrophotography, edge-to-edge print on lightweight tapestry fabric that hangs flat against the wall. Pair it with the Heart Nebula tapestry for the full set. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky on your wall.
At the center sits a cluster of young, hot stars called NGC 2244. The fierce stellar winds and radiation pouring off those newborn suns have hollowed out the middle of the cloud, carving the open rose shape you see. Those same stars are what make the surrounding gas glow — you're looking at a star factory lighting up its own nursery from the inside.
Real astrophotography, printed edge to edge on soft, lightweight fabric that hangs flat and fills a wall with color. One of the most striking large-format pieces in the collection, and a fresh face you won't find on the posters. No AI. No stock. Just a real cosmic bloom on your wall.
Look to the bottom of the frame and you'll find the golden Flame Nebula and a brilliant blue reflection star anchoring the scene. The red backdrop is hydrogen being energized by nearby hot stars; the dark horsehead itself is dense dust so thick it blocks the light from everything behind it. The whole structure is slowly being eroded away — in a few million years, the horse will be gone.
Real astrophotography, no AI and no stock imagery — just real light that traveled thirteen centuries to reach my camera. Printed on lightweight, soft tapestry fabric that hangs flat against the wall and turns a blank space into a window onto deep space. No AI. No stock. Just the cosmos on your wall.
The Soul Nebula — 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on a premium plush blanket. Real astrophotography rendered on soft, cozy fabric. Bring the cosmos onto your couch, your bed, or wherever you wrap up.
• Premium plush fabric, soft to the touch
• Vibrant edge-to-edge printing
• Available in three sizes
• Machine-washable on cold
The Heart Nebula — a glowing red emission nebula 7,500 light-years away — printed edge to edge on a premium plush blanket. Real astrophotography rendered on soft, cozy fabric. Bring the cosmos onto your couch, your bed, or wherever you wrap up.
• Premium plush fabric, soft to the touch
• Vibrant edge-to-edge printing
• Available in three sizes
• Machine-washable on cold
The official High Space Man mug — the Heart Nebula, a cosmic valentine 200 light-years wide, wrapped around your morning coffee. 7,500 light-years from home and built for your desk. Sip through the cosmos at work, at home, or wherever the mission takes you.
• Ceramic
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
The official High Space Man mug — the Soul Nebula in its full Hubble-palette glow, swirling teal, gold, and rust wrapped around your morning coffee. 7,500 light-years from home and built for your desk. Sip through the cosmos at work, at home, or wherever the mission takes you.
• Ceramic
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
The Pillars of Creation wrapped around a glossy ceramic mug — microwave and dishwasher safe. Drink your coffee beside the most famous star nursery in the sky: the glowing columns of the Eagle Nebula, captured through my own telescope. No AI. No stock.
• Ceramic
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
Wear It
The Soul Nebula — a sweeping red landscape of glowing hydrogen 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos — just real light from deep space, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full nebula wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The Heart Nebula — a glowing red emission nebula 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos — just real light from deep space, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full nebula wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters — a cluster of brilliant young blue stars 444 light-years from Earth, wrapped in their own reflected nebulosity. Captured through my own telescope from my backyard and printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. No AI, no stock photos — just real starlight, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full cluster wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The Soul Nebula — a sweeping red landscape of glowing hydrogen 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos — just real light from deep space, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full nebula wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The Heart Nebula — a glowing red emission nebula 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos — just real light from deep space, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full nebula wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters — a cluster of brilliant young blue stars 444 light-years from Earth, wrapped in their own reflected nebulosity. Captured through my own telescope from my backyard and printed edge to edge on premium recycled joggers. No AI, no stock photos — just real starlight, made wearable.
Soft enough for the couch, tailored enough to wear out. The full cluster wraps every panel — front, back, and down each leg.
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The official High Space Man tee — the Heart Nebula, a cosmic valentine 200 light-years wide, printed edge to edge with our space monkey astronaut on the front chest. 7,500 light-years from home - stretchy polyester tee that won't fade after washing. Regular fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it out, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
The Pillars of Creation on a soft-cotton unisex tee — the most famous structure in the night sky, captured through my own telescope. These towering columns of cold gas and dust sit inside the Eagle Nebula (M16), roughly 5,700 light-years away in the constellation Serpens, where new stars are being born inside the dust right now.
Printed edge to edge in a warm gold-and-amber glow. Real astrophotography, wearable every day. No AI. No stock.
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
The Bat Nebula — real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope. NGC 6995 is part of the Veil Nebula, the remnant of a massive star that exploded around 8,000 years ago and is still expanding outward today. What looks like wings is the shockwave itself, lit up by hydrogen reds and oxygen teals as it pushes through the dark. Regular fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it out, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
The official High Space Man tee — the Spaghetti Nebula, a 150-light-year-wide supernova remnant, printed edge to edge with our space monkey astronaut on the front chest. 3,000 light-years from home, now on a smooth, stretchy polyester tee that won't fade after washing. Regular fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it out, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
The official High Space Man tee — Bode's Galaxy and the Cigar Galaxy printed edge to edge, with our space monkey astronaut on the front chest - stretchy polyester tee that won't fade after washing. Two galaxies, 12 million light-years away, locked in a gravitational dance. Regular fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it out, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
The official High Space Man tee — our space monkey astronaut, embroidered on a soft, lightweight Gildan Softstyle in heather navy. 100% ringspun cotton comfort, regular unisex fit, built to stay soft wash after wash. Wear it stargazing, wear it grocery shopping, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
The official High Space Man tee — our space monkey astronaut, embroidered on a soft, lightweight Gildan Softstyle in heather navy. 100% ringspun cotton comfort, regular unisex fit, built to stay soft wash after wash. Wear it stargazing, wear it grocery shopping, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
The Orion Nebula, one of the brightest nebulae in the entire night sky and the very first deep-space object many young astronomers ever see through a telescope. Printed edge to edge on a soft kids' tee. Soft, breathable fabric built for play.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope — no AI, no stock photos. A gift that sparks curiosity about the universe, made from real light that traveled 1,344 years to reach Earth.
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The Horsehead Nebula, one of the most famous shapes in the entire night sky: a dark cloud of cosmic dust shaped exactly like a horse's head, 1,375 light-years away. Printed edge to edge on a soft kids' tee. Soft, breathable fabric built for play.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope — no AI, no stock photos. A gift for any kid who loves horses and the stars, made from real light that traveled over a thousand years to reach Earth.
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The Pacman Nebula — NGC 281 — a real cloud of glowing gas 9,200 light-years away that looks just like the classic arcade character mid-chomp. Printed edge to edge on a soft kids' tee. Soft, breathable fabric built for play.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope — no AI, no stock photos. Yes, it's a real nebula, and yes, it really looks like that. A gift that makes space feel as fun as game night.
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The Monkey Head Nebula, a glowing cloud of gas and newborn stars 6,400 light-years away that really does look like a monkey peeking out of the cosmos. Printed edge to edge on a soft kids' tee. Soft, breathable fabric built for play.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope — no AI, no stock photos. A gift that turns "can you find the monkey?" into a lesson about how stars are born.
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There's a bat in the sky — a real one, made of glowing gas and stardust, 2,400 light-years from Earth. The Bat Nebula (NGC 6995) is the aftermath of a star that exploded thousands of years ago, and tonight it's still spreading its wings across the constellation Cygnus. Printed edge to edge on a soft kids' tee. Soft, breathable fabric built for play.
Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope — no AI, no stock photos. A gift that sparks curiosity about the universe, made from real light that traveled 2,400 years to reach Earth.
The official High Space Man sweatshirt — the Soul Nebula in its full Hubble-palette glow, swirling teal, gold, and rust, printed edge to edge on a cozy, brushed-fleece-lined sweatshirt. 7,500 light-years from home and made from recycled polyester. Unisex relaxed fit, drop shoulders. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The official High Space Man sweatshirt — the Heart Nebula, a cosmic valentine 200 light-years wide, printed edge to edge on a soft, cozy sweatshirt. 7,500 light-years from home and built for cooler nights under the stars. Unisex fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The Pillars of Creation on a soft-fleece unisex sweatshirt. The glowing columns at the heart of the Eagle Nebula — light-years tall and slowly being sculpted away by the radiation of nearby young stars — captured through my own telescope and printed edge to edge in warm amber tones.
Real astrophotography wrapped in cozy warmth. No AI. No stock.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
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The official High Space Man sweatshirt — A supernova remnant on a heavyweight crewneck. The Bat Nebula (NGC 6995) is the expanding wreckage of a star that exploded around 8,000 years ago — and the shockwave is still drifting outward today, captured in real photographs through my own telescope. Hydrogen reds, oxygen teals, and a silhouette that earned its name. Unisex relaxed fit, drop shoulders. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The official High Space Man sweatshirt — the Spaghetti Nebula, a 150-light-year-wide supernova remnant, printed edge to edge with our space monkey astronaut on the chest. 3,000 light-years from home, now on a cozy, brushed-fleece-lined sweatshirt. Unisex relaxed fit, drop shoulders, made from recycled polyester. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The official High Space Man hoodie — the Soul Nebula in its full Hubble-palette glow, swirling teal, gold, and rust, printed edge to edge on a cozy, brushed-fleece-lined hoodie. 7,500 light-years from home and made from recycled polyester. Unisex relaxed fit, drop shoulders, double-lined hood. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel fabric face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The official High Space Man hoodie — the Heart Nebula, a cosmic valentine 200 light-years wide, printed edge to edge on a soft, cozy hoodie. 7,500 light-years from home and built for cooler nights under the stars. Unisex fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel fabric face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The Pillars of Creation on a soft-fleece unisex hoodie — kangaroo pocket, drawstring hood. Inside these columns of cold hydrogen in the Eagle Nebula, about 5,700 light-years away, brand-new stars are forming at the very tips. Captured through my own telescope, printed edge to edge in a warm golden glow.
Wear one of the most iconic sights in the universe. No AI. No stock.
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The official High Space Man hoodie — the Bat Nebula, glowing across a heavyweight pullover. NGC 6995 is the wreckage of a star that died around 8,000 years ago — a supernova remnant whose shockwave is still racing outward through the constellation Cygnus, lit by hydrogen reds and oxygen teals into a shape that looks unmistakably like wings. Unisex fit, cut-and-sew construction, tear-away care label. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel fabric face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
The official High Space Man sweatshirt — the Spaghetti Nebula, a 150-light-year-wide supernova remnant, printed edge to edge with our space monkey astronaut on the chest. 3,000 light-years from home, now on a cozy, brushed-fleece-lined sweatshirt. Unisex relaxed fit, drop shoulders, made from recycled polyester. Wear it stargazing, wear it on the couch, wear it wherever the mission takes you.
• 96% polyester, 4% elastane
• Soft cotton-feel fabric face
• Brushed fleece fabric inside
Tech and Small Stuff
The Orion Nebula, the middle "star" in Orion's sword, which isn't a star at all. You've almost certainly looked right at it without knowing. Through a telescope it resolves into this, and now it's printed edge to edge across a padded sleeve built to protect a 13″ or 15″ laptop.
Orion is the closest massive star-forming region to Earth, about 1,344 light-years away and roughly 24 light-years across. That proximity is why it matters so much scientifically: when Hubble looked closely here, it found hundreds of proplyds, protoplanetary disks, flattened rings of dust and gas circling newborn stars. Those are solar systems in the act of forming, photographed directly. Looking at this image is as close as we get to looking at what our own system probably resembled before the planets finished assembling.
Real astrophotography, sublimated across a padded neoprene sleeve with a faux-fur lined interior, top-loading dual-slider zipper, and a water-resistant shell. Available for 13″ and 15″ laptops. No AI. No stock. Just real space, wrapped around your work.
The Seven Sisters, wrapped around the thing you carry to every class, every meeting, every coffee shop. The Pleiades in soft blue across padded neoprene, a star cluster 444 light-years from here, and one of the few deep-sky objects you can find with your own eyes on a clear winter night.
The Pleiades are young. At roughly 100 million years old they're infants next to our 4.6-billion-year-old Sun, and there are well over a thousand stars in the cluster, not the six or seven most people can pick out unaided. They're also temporary: the cluster is slowly being pulled apart by the gravity of the galaxy around it, and in another 250 million years or so these stars will have scattered and stopped being a cluster at all. Nearly every culture that could see them named them, the Japanese word is Subaru, meaning "united," which is where the car company's logo comes from.
Real astrophotography, sublimated across a padded neoprene sleeve with a faux-fur lined interior, top-loading dual-slider zipper, and a water-resistant shell. Available for 13″ and 15″ laptops. No AI. No stock. Just the Seven Sisters, riding along.
The heart nebula wrapped around your laptop, glowing deep red, roughly 7,500 light-years from the desk you're sitting at. Captured through my own telescope. It makes an unusually good gift for someone starting something: a first semester, a first job, a move somewhere new.
That red is one specific color of light. Hydrogen atoms that have been stripped of their electrons by nearby starlight emit a very particular deep red at 656 nanometers when those electrons recombine, H-alpha, the signature of hydrogen across the universe. Almost everything glowing red in these images is hydrogen doing exactly that, which is why so much of deep space photographs in shades of crimson. The Heart is enormous even by nebula standards: around 200 light-years across, which means the light from one side takes two centuries to reach the other.
Real astrophotography, sublimated across a padded neoprene sleeve with a faux-fur lined interior, top-loading dual-slider zipper, and a water-resistant shell. Available for 13″ and 15″ laptops. No AI. No stock. Just the Heart Nebula, carried with you.
You look at your laptop more than almost anything else you own. This is what wraps it: The Soul Nebula, captured through my own telescope over several nights and printed edge to edge across padded neoprene. A stellar nursery 7,500 light-years away, on the outside of the machine you spend your day inside.
The Soul is one half of a pair, it and the Heart Nebula sit side by side in Cassiopeia, close enough that astronomers usually photograph them together. What makes the Soul distinct is its interior: the dark knots and pillars silhouetted against the red aren't empty space, they're dense columns of cold dust and gas being eroded from the outside by radiation from the young stars nearby. As those columns wear away, the densest cores inside them collapse into new stars. It's star formation triggering more star formation, visible in a single frame.
Real astrophotography, sublimated across a padded neoprene sleeve with a faux-fur lined interior, top-loading dual-slider zipper, and a water-resistant shell. Available for 13″ and 15″ laptops. No AI. No stock. Just deep sky, wrapped around your work.
The Bat Nebula on your daily carry. NGC 6995 — a supernova remnant 2,400 light-years from Earth — printed on a clear case that lets your Samsung's color show through behind the design. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope. No AI, no stock.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Whirlpool Galaxy, a grand-design spiral galaxy 31 million light-years from Earth, locked in a slow cosmic dance with its smaller companion galaxy — printed on a durable clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry an entire galaxy in your pocket.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Horsehead Nebula, a dark cloud of cosmic dust shaped exactly like a horse's head, 1,375 light-years from Earth — printed on a durable clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry one of the most iconic shapes in the night sky in your pocket.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Pillars of Creation on a clear Samsung Galaxy case, wireless-charging compatible. The towering star-forming columns of the Eagle Nebula, captured through my own telescope. Real astrophotography, no AI.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters — a cluster of brilliant young blue stars 444 light-years from Earth, wrapped in their own reflected nebulosity. Captured through my own telescope from my backyard and printed on a durable clear case. No AI, no stock photos. Carry real starlight in your pocket.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Soul Nebula, a sweeping red landscape of glowing hydrogen 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed on a durable clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry real light from deep space in your pocket.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Orion Nebula, one of the brightest nebulae in the night sky — printed on a durable clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry 1,344 light-years of real starlight in your pocket.
• Wireless charging compatible
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Bat Nebula on your daily carry. NGC 6995 — a supernova remnant 2,400 light-years from Earth — printed on a clear, MagSafe-compatible case that lets your iPhone's color show through behind the design. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope. No AI, no stock.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Whirlpool Galaxy, a grand-design spiral galaxy 31 million light-years from Earth, locked in a slow cosmic dance with its smaller companion galaxy — printed on a MagSafe-compatible clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry an entire galaxy in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Pillars of Creation on a MagSafe-compatible clear iPhone case. The glowing heart of the Eagle Nebula — Hubble's most famous image — captured through my own telescope, no AI. Carry one of the universe's great landmarks in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Horsehead Nebula — Barnard 33, a dark cloud of cosmic dust shaped exactly like a horse's head, 1,375 light-years from Earth — printed on a MagSafe-compatible clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry one of the most iconic shapes in the night sky in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters — a cluster of brilliant young blue stars 444 light-years from Earth, wrapped in their own reflected nebulosity. Captured through my own telescope from my backyard and printed on a MagSafe-compatible clear case. No AI, no stock photos. Carry real starlight in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Soul Nebula, a sweeping red landscape of glowing hydrogen 7,500 light-years from Earth — printed on a MagSafe-compatible clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry real light from deep space in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Orion Nebula, one of the brightest nebulae in the night sky — printed on a MagSafe-compatible clear case. Real astrophotography, captured through my own telescope from my backyard. No AI, no stock photos. Carry 1,344 light-years of real starlight in your pocket.
• MagSafe compatible — snaps securely to MagSafe chargers and accessories
• Clear, durable case with raised edges for camera and screen protection
• Vivid edge-to-edge print of real deep-space photography
• Slim, lightweight fit
The Orion Nebula wrapped around a backpack built for actual daily use, the fuzzy "star" in Orion's sword you've already seen with your own eyes in the winter sky. With a telescope it opens up into this: a stellar nursery 1,344 light-years from Earth, glowing in hydrogen reds and reflected starlight blues, now on a bag built to carry a laptop through it.
The bright core is powered by a tight cluster of young stars called the Trapezium, blasting so much ultraviolet light at the surrounding gas that they've carved visible cavities and shockwaves into the cloud. Inside Orion, new stars and planetary systems are being born right now, astronomers point telescopes here every year because it's the closest stellar nursery to Earth and one of the most active.
Real astrophotography, sublimated edge to edge across a padded, 15L everyday pack with a laptop sleeve that fits up to 15″, front and rear zip pockets, and padded straps built for a full day of carrying. No AI. No stock. Just real space on your back.