Chapter I

The Story

July 1969. The Lunar Module Eagle settled onto the Sea of Tranquility with less than thirty seconds of fuel remaining, and for the first time a human being stepped onto another world. Behind that moment stood a spacecraft of foil, aluminum, and hand-wound wire — a machine built to do something no machine had ever done. This design records that landing in the language of a mission insignia.

The chest wears a round patch; the back carries the full graphic — the Eagle on the lunar surface with Earth rising in the distance.

• Apollo 11
• Lunar Module Eagle
• Sea of Tranquility
• 1969

Chapter II

Front & Back

Front — A round black embroidered patch on the center chest — the Lunar Module in cream stitch with “Apollo 11 · 1969 · Exploration” on the border.

Back — A large DTF print across the back: the Lunar Module Eagle on the moon with Earth in the distance, framed by “Apollo 11 · Lunar Module Eagle · 1969 · First Steps on the Moon”.

Chapter III

Fabric & Fit

7.8 oz (260 gsm) fleece in ring-spun combed cotton — heavyweight, brushed soft on the inside, and built to last.

Cut in a comfort fit with a ribbed crewneck, cuffs, and hem. Crewneck sweatshirt in white.

Appendix A

Size Chart (inches, flat measurement)

Comfort fit with room to layer. Measurements may vary by ±0.5 in. — please confirm against your own pattern.

Appendix B

Care

• Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors
• Do not bleach · do not iron directly on the print
• Tumble dry low or hang dry
• Washing inside out keeps the print crisp