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Black tee, frontInvert the Orbit print
Invert the Orbit print artwork, close up
Black tee, back

Physics · Edition 01

Invert the Orbit

Isaac Newton
£38
Coming soon · in final sampling
£5.50 UK tracked delivery. Printed to order in Blackburn, UK, and dispatched within 5 working days.
Colour Black
Black
Size

Relaxed unisex fit. Between sizes? Go by how much room you want through the chest.

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The story

A portrait, an apple and one orbit: Newton’s world turned into a hard-edged screen print.

More on Isaac Newton and what’s in the print ↓

Fabric & fit

AS Colour Classic Tee 5026. 220gsm, 100% combed cotton. Relaxed unisex fit: roomy through the body without being oversized.

cmSMLXL2XL3XL
Half chest475256.5616468
Body length707477.5818487

Garment measurements, in centimetres. Lay a tee you like flat and compare. The model photos are concept styling on an earlier blank; photos of the final tee are coming.

Delivery & returns

£5.50 UK tracked delivery per order, up to 6 tees. Printed to order in Blackburn, UK, and dispatched within 5 working days. We email your tracking number when it ships.

You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind. Read the full policy.

Behind the print

Isaac Newton

Mathematician and physicist · 1643–1727

The scientist

Newton’s Principia (1687) set out the laws of motion and universal gravitation: the same force that drops an apple keeps the Moon in its orbit. He also split white light into colours and co-invented calculus.

Invert the Orbit print artwork

What’s in the print

  1. Half face, half apple

    Late in life Newton told a friend the idea of gravity came to him in his garden at Woolsthorpe, watching an apple fall. Here the portrait and the apple become one.

  2. The orbit

    A line circles the apple with a small moon riding on it: the leap from a falling apple to a moon that never stops falling.

  3. The construction marks

    Compass arcs, crosshairs and stars. Principia proved its results with geometry rather than equations, so its pages look like this.

  4. Invert the Orbit

    A nod to the inverse-square law: double the distance, and gravity drops to a quarter.

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Size guide

AS Colour Classic Tee 5026 · Relaxed unisex fit · centimetres

cmSMLXL2XL3XL
Half chest475256.5616468
Body length707477.5818487

One chart for everyone. These are garment measurements: lay a tee that fits how you like flat, and compare its width across the chest and its length.

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