Immerse yourself in the allure of classic gaming with our 'Atari Classic Design' artwork, a timeless representation that echoes the golden age of video games. Elevate your space with the essence of gaming history, making this piece a must-have for lovers of retro aesthetics and Atari enthusiasts. Let the classic design transport you back to the origins of gaming, where Atari paved the way for an industry that continues to thrive.;This ultra-heavy men's hoody combines the features of a classic sweater with cozy French Terry! Complementing the look is a casual urban fit, meaning that the hoody is cut even more generous than an oversize fit and has extra-long sleeves. Boosting comfort and style are the kangaroo pocket, large hood and wide ribbed cuffs on the sleeves and hem. Naturally, the hoody can be further refined, either with flock print or silkscreening or with embroidery.;This illustration brings us back to the golden era of gaming, evoking nostalgia with its vintage arcade design. The spaceship's energetic movement against the starry space backdrop creates the sensation of embarking on a thrilling journey through the universe. The aesthetic is intensified by the looming asteroid threats, encapsulating the game's tension and excitement.
Immerse yourself in the allure of classic gaming with our 'Atari Classic Design' artwork – a timeless representation that echoes the golden age of video games.
Elevate your space with the essence of gaming history – a must-have for lovers of retro aesthetics and Atari enthusiasts.
Regular fit
Kangaroo pocket
Made of heavy cotton
Ribbed cuffs at hem
Classic Atari game "Asteroids" packaging design captures the retro video game aesthetic.
The exciting imagery portrays a spaceship navigating through a vast field of asteroids.
Postal address: Gertigstraße 12-14, 22303 Hamburg, Germany
Age restrictions: For adults
EU Warranty: 2 years
Other compliance information: Meets the flammability, and formaldehyde, lead, cadmium, phthalates, azo dyes, bisphenols and mercury level requirements.
