Doctor Who Gifts
Hm, Doc Brown obviously overlooked the fact that the TARDIS doesn't always materialize around obstacles in a friendly manner, but occasionally just...
View full detailsSome science fiction series develop into real cultural assets over the course of decades. And this sometimes leads to some props from such TV produ...
View full detailsAnother desert planet! Somehow this time machine seems to be magically attracted to hot, dry climates. Or has it been lured into a trap by the litt...
View full detailsYou know that feeling when you think you recognize someone - but something's just not right? This t-shirt captures exactly that glorious moment of ...
View full detailsAs a scientist, adventurer and adult who has remained a child, the Doctor is known to have a weakness for all things tinkering - whether ancient or...
View full detailsThe "Who wants to fight" shirt is designed like the character selection screen of a classic beat 'em up video game from the 90s - except that every...
View full detailsImagine you only have one chance - and three options in front of you: a blue telephone box, a winged sports coupe with flux capacitor and a steam-p...
View full detailsAccording to the Guinness Book of Records, Doctor Who is the longest-running science fiction television series of all time. In that time, the unnam...
View full detailsButton mashing meets time travel - welcome to the craziest character selection of all time! The tin plate - Who Wants To Fight? brings together two...
View full detailsDie Parkplatzsuche gehört zu den wenigen Problemen, die auch im 51. Jahrhundert noch niemand gelöst hat. Wer eine Zeitmaschine besitzt, denkt sich ...
View full detailsEverything about the blue box
Fez? Check. Bow tie? Check. Blue police box? Parked somewhere in the 51st century again. Until it comes back, bridge the wait with these: the "TARDIS Parking Only" sign, the Police Call Box tea towel, the "Who Wants To Fight" tin sign and not one but two doormats that claim "It's bigger on the Inside", which is exactly what every guest should think on entering your home anyway. Add to that a framed poster with a villains comic design, an origami book, "Transdimensionaler Schrott", "Choose Your Time Machine" and "The Geeky Bartender" with cocktail recipes for geeks. If you'd rather browse by product type than by fandom, you'll also find the matching doormats in their own category.
Time travel as an interior design concept
The handy thing about designs for Whovians: they work even when visitors haven't got a clue. A doormat is a doormat, a tea towel dries dishes, and for everyone who recognises it, it's clearly a lot more. That's why everyday items mix with wall decor, books and shirts here, instead of everything ending up in a display cabinet. Every now and then references pop up that go beyond a single series, such as "OMG it's the droid you're looking for!", which lets two fandoms greet each other in a single sentence. If you want to keep browsing in this corner, Doctor Who collects all products about Time Lords, and the science fiction gifts open the door to the rest of the universe.
For everyone always on the lookout for the TARDIS
For a birthday, a housewarming or just because the new series is still a while away: these gift ideas are for people who stop for a moment at the sight of an old police telephone box, and for everyone who lives with them and therefore regularly sits through explanations about Sontarans. The mix of small items for in between and larger pieces for the wall is handy, as it lets you dose the fandom. Allons-y! And if you can't decide between several pieces of merchandise, a look at the general gifts for nerds will help you take things further.