Sci-fi & fantasy
Wizards, starships, time travel and the worlds built around them.
Ahsoka Tano
Star Wars
from $16.99
Albus Dumbledore
Harry Potter
from $17.99
Aragorn
The Lord of the Rings
from $16.99
Arya Stark
Game of Thrones
from $16.99
Aslan
The Chronicles of Narnia
from $15.29
BB-8
Star Wars
from $16.99
Boba Fett
Star Wars
from $16.99
C-3PO
Star Wars
from $16.99
Chewbacca
Star Wars
from $16.99
Daenerys Targaryen
Game of Thrones
from $16.99
Darth Maul
Star Wars
from $10.97
Darth Vader
Star Wars
from $16.99
Data
Star Trek
from $16.99
Dobby
Harry Potter
from $17.99
Emperor Palpatine
Star Wars
from $16.99
Frodo Baggins
The Lord of the Rings
from $13.99
Gandalf
The Lord of the Rings
from $16.99
Geralt of Rivia
The Witcher
from $16.71
Gollum
The Lord of the Rings
from $9.99
Grogu
Star Wars
from $10.97
Han Solo
Star Wars
from $10.97
Harry Potter
Harry Potter
from $14.99
Hermione Granger
Harry Potter
from $15.99
Jabba the Hutt
Star Wars
from $16.99
James T. Kirk
Star Trek
from $19.99
Jean-Luc Picard
Star Trek
from $16.99
Jon Snow
Game of Thrones
from $9.99
Kylo Ren
Star Wars
from $10.47
Legolas
The Lord of the Rings
from $16.99
Lord Voldemort
Harry Potter
from $15.99
Luke Skywalker
Star Wars
from $16.99
Luna Lovegood
Harry Potter
from $16.99
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Star Wars
from $16.99
Princess Leia
Star Wars
from $16.99
R2-D2
Star Wars
from $16.99
Rey
Star Wars
from $16.99
Ron Weasley
Harry Potter
from $16.99
Rubeus Hagrid
Harry Potter
from $14.44
Severus Snape
Harry Potter
from $15.99
Spock
Star Trek
from $16.23
Stormtrooper
Star Wars
from $16.99
The Cybermen
Doctor Who
from $16.99
The Daleks
Doctor Who
from $16.99
The Doctor
Doctor Who
from $16.99
The Mandalorian
Star Wars
from $10.97
The Weeping Angels
Doctor Who
from $7.48
Tyrion Lannister
Game of Thrones
from $14.95
Wicket
Star Wars
from $16.99
Yoda
Star Wars
from $8.99
About sci-fi & fantasy shirts
Invented worlds come with invented symbols, and those symbols are what this category mostly sells. A Starfleet delta, a Rebel Alliance crest, a house sigil or the Deathly Hallows mark does not depict anyone. It signals membership of a fictional group, which is why fans wear them the way people wear a team badge, and why a small chest mark often outsells a large illustration.
The second strand is maps, runes and in-world typography — the kind of detail a fantasy series builds up over thousands of pages. These designs reward people who know the source well and mean little to anyone else, which makes them a good gift for a committed fan and a poor one for a casual viewer.
What to look for
- A faction symbol or insignia is the safe choice for an adult fan. It is subtle, wearable, and reads as belonging rather than advertising.
- Check which era the design comes from. Original trilogy and sequel-era Star Wars art, or classic and modern Star Trek insignia, are not interchangeable to fans.
- Map and rune designs often use fine linework. Look for listings that are screen printed rather than heat-transferred, or the detail tends to crack.
- Some of these series are firmly adult. A popular symbol does not make the source material suitable for children.