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ATX Thread Co. — Austin Collection

Austin Apocalyptic ChimpAstronautAustin Collection

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Some apocalypses are all doom and gloom. This one? It's got a chimp in a spacesuit. Our Apocalyptic Chimp Astronaut T-Shirt drops a distressed-looking chimpanzee wearing an orange spacesuit with a white helmet into the center of a chaotic, retro sci-fi comic book scene. Dark line art and gritty halftones give it that worn-in, end-of-days zine energy — like something you'd find in a hidden crate at a South Congress record shop.

This isn't your average graphic tee. It's for the weirdos, the stargazers, the ones who'll still crack a joke when the sky's falling. A perfect nod to the wacky side of ATX — the side that keeps Austin weird, makes music loud, and never takes itself too seriously. Whether you're catching a set at Mohawk, hiking the greenbelt, or just grabbing tacos at Veracruz, this shirt says you've got your own orbit.

Part of the ATX Thread Co collection, this tee is designed right here in Austin and made to last. It's a classic fit with a premium 100% cotton feel — soft, breathable, and ready for everyday wear. The print is durable and won't crack or fade easily, so your new favorite shirt survives whatever comes next.

  • Classic fit with a comfortable, unisex cut
  • 100% premium cotton for all-day comfort
  • Vibrant, long-lasting graphic print
  • Designed by ATX Thread Co in Austin, Texas

Perfect for men, women, and anyone who believes the end of the world should still have a sense of humor. If you're hunting for unique austin apparel, austin graphic tees, or texas t-shirts that stand out, this one's for you.

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Price

$34.99

About Austin Collection

About Austin Collection
Barton Springs Pool is a sacred Austin institution fed by natural subterranean limestone aquifers maintaining a crisp 68°F year-round. Originally revered as spiritual sacred waters by the Tonkawa and Coahuiltecan peoples, the springs served as temporary Spanish missionary sites in the 1730s and were settled by frontier pioneer William Barton in 1837. Dammed into a public spring-fed swimming pool in the early 20th century, Barton Springs remains the cultural heart and soul of Austin heritage.
Why Choose Austin Collection?
Austin-inspired designs celebrating the city we love — skyline, flag, pride and more.