Find a fun t-shirt for the holidays that mashes up your favorite topic and the jolly holiday of Christmas. Wear these tops to share your love of math as well as holiday spirit.
A Christmas tree is depicted by using mathematical equations. Alternating lines in green and white are divided by lines of round ornament shapes. The tree sits above stylized text that reads Merry Christmath. This is a fun math geek holiday t-shirt!
Design elements on this holiday shirt are illustrated in a fun style that looks like a bulky knitted sweater. Printed stitches are used to make up math symbols like division and multiplication symbols, the symbol for Pi, and holiday elements like holiday trees, stars, and snowflakes.
A silhouette of Santa Claus on his sleigh, being pulled by reindeer, is featured at the top of this fun math-Christmas mashup t-shirt. Bold text reads "Sleighing Math Problems" using all capital letters in a stylized font. The entire design, done in green and white, is backed by a repeating pattern of math equations in green. This fun holiday design looks great on a black t-shirt as shown here.
A green cone shape is illustrated like a Christmas tree, with yellow stars and colorful ball ornaments. The tree is labeled with different equations to show the measurements of the geometric shape. Even the gift boxes under the tree have mathematical labels. The fun t-shirt design is titled "Oh Geometree".
This is a cute t-shirt for systems techs, computer experts, and tech support personnel to wear during the holiday season. Bold text reads "Tech Support" and "I'm Here To Delete Your Cookies" in all capital letters. The design text is accompanied by four yummy looking graphic gingerbread-style...
The design on this polo-style shirt looks like a highway route sign. The top of the sign reads ROOT and the bottom shows a square root symbol over the number 4356. The square root of 4356 is 66... so this sign reads "Root 66". This is a funny...
Share your love of chemistry this holiday season with this fun t-shirt that mashes up chemical themes along with a festive Christmas design. A stack of green blocks, each representing an actual element from the periodic table, is arranged in the shape of a Christmas Tree. Some of the...
We celebrate Pi Day each year on March 14, because 3.14 are the first digits in Pi. Pi is a mathematical constant that represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. Pi is actually an irrational number, meaning it is an unending, patternless decimal. Pi is often...
