Apollo Circuit Breaker Panel Sweatshirt

Design

Almost every system in the Apollo Lunar Module ran through a circuit breaker, and the crew used the breakers as switches as much as protection. Panel 16 was on the right-hand wall next to the Lunar Module Pilot: four long rows of push-pull breakers for the flight displays, reaction control system, propulsion, stabilisation and control, communications, environmental control and electrical power. This design reproduces the panel's layout and labels from NASA's own drawing.

In the second row, under STAB/CONT, is the breaker marked ENG ARM. It armed the ascent engine, the only way off the Moon. After the Apollo 11 moonwalk, Buzz Aldrin found that its knob had broken off, probably knocked by a backpack in the cramped cabin. Before lift-off he pushed the breaker in with a felt-tip pen, and Eagle's ascent engine fired as planned. On this design the breaker is marked with a dashed ring, pushed in and working.

Item

A classic sweatshirt refined for everyday wear. Built without side seams for a clean silhouette and reduced fabric waste, finished with a durable ribbed knit collar that keeps its shape over time. The fit is relaxed yet structured, designed for all-day comfort. Crafted from ethically grown US cotton and dyed with OEKO-TEX certified colors for a responsible footprint.

Care instructions

- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Tumble dry: low heat