$ 29.99
This soft, vintage-feel t-shirt comes pre-washed and pre-shrunk, making sure that your size and color will hold up with time. Ringspun yarn makes Creative Action tees feel lighter than other regular cotton t-shirts, and softer and more durable too. Our men's shirts are Bella + Canvas 3001 and Bella + Canvas 3413C (Triblend), and our women's shirts are Anvil 880 and Bella + Canvas 6004. Our youth shirts are Anvil 990B. T-shirts are printed in Los Angeles, CA. International orders may be subject to customs, duties and taxes. Note: Our apparel generally runs small so we encourage you to order one size larger than you normally would.
Proceeds support Space Horizons, an innovative non profit that promotes interest in STEM education for minority and female students in underserved communities. Space Horizons is a new collection of mission patch designs for your favorite past, present and future missions to help engage a new generation in the excitement of extending humanity’s reach beyond Earth.
Anne-Marie Byrd, of Dusty Pony Design, is a surface pattern designer and illustrator. Her favorite subjects are animals and nature. She was thrilled to have her print “Get Growing” included in the Green Patriot Poster book, as well as several other publications. She works as a Graphic Designer by day, by night she teaches Continuing Education at her alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, and loves seeing her students succeed and grow.
Anne-Marie Byrd, of Dusty Pony Design, is a surface pattern designer and illustrator. Her favorite subjects are animals and nature. She was thrilled to have her print “Get Growing” included in the Green Patriot Poster book, as well as several other publications. She works as a Graphic Designer by day, by night she teaches Continuing Education at her alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, and loves seeing her students succeed and grow.
"“When choosing a Space Mission I immediately wanted to do one involving animals. Despite being a vegetarian, and decidedly against animal testing, I find the stories of these first space explorers very compelling. I wonder how they felt, if their training really prepared them for the experience, and how they were changed afterwards – if they survived. We’ll never know, but we do owe a lot to these stalwart explorers who first went out of our atmosphere. They deserve our utmost respect and gratitude for their contribution to space travel. Felicette was found living on the streets of Paris, became the first cat in space, and landed safely back on earth unharmed. She must have been a spunky little gal! Merci, Felicette!” ~Anne-Marie" - Anne-Marie Byrd
