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ThinkGeek was a subsidiary of GameStop that sold merchandise inspired by science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture. It was founded in 1999 and closed its online store in 2019, but still operates some physical stores in the U.S.
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ThinkGeek was one of the original digital storefronts for geeky goodies. Founded in 1999, it catered to computer enthusiasts and general geek culture and sold things like tees, mugs, toys, scientific gadgets, candy, and odd computer peripherals. It also inspired other shops to spring up and sell nerdy merch for all kinds of fandoms.
In May 2015, Hot Topic made an offer to acquire the company but was eventually outbid by another company, GameStop, later that year. In June 2019, ThinkGeek shuttered its online store and integrated its selection into GameStop's online store. Now, you can still shop the curated ThinkGeek products on GameStop's site, but there isn't much of a selection. You can also find a few remnants on Amazon, as well, which has a better selection. So while ThinkGeek is now just a shell of its former self, we still wanted to take a moment to pay homage.
If you're here for all kinds of nerdy niceties---from hats to mugs and all manner of things in between---these stores will help make it clear that you're the coolest geek on the block. It'll be no problem to find affordable gear from your favorite video games, TV shows, comic books, movies, or graphic novels.
Lots of Categories and Options: Neatoshop
Neatoshop Neatoshop has a ton of t-shirts and even more categories. Whether you're into programming, space, horror, or fantasy, we're sure you'll find a shirt that's just tee-rific. The store is also famous for its large variety of sizes, fits, and materials, which makes it easy to buy one of its more than 100,000 shirts (spanning 1,300 independent artists) for the entire family. Some of our favorite tees from Neatoshop include World's #0 Programmer, Wakanda Forever, Rebel Atari, Lady Dimitrescu, Square Pizzas, Unix Highway to shell, The Leftorium, and this adorable Good Vibes Alien. Neatoshop is also known for its proprietary printing technique that always turns out crystal-clear images in incredibly vibrant colors no matter what material they're printing on. neatoshop Lots of Categories and Options You'll be able to find the perfect geeky t-shirt on Neatoshop, as it offers a ton of categories and designs to sift through. Shop Now
Awesome and Affordable: 6 Dollar Shirts
6 Dollar Shirts If you're wanting to load up on fun t-shirts without obliterating your bank account, 6 Dollar Shirts is where it's at. The site has over 1,500 designs and can print on tees, tanks, hoodies, and sweatshirts for adults and kids alike. Most of the site's designs are available on its standard $6 line, though it does offer additional $9 prints from its limited-release vault and $12 full-color premium line as well. Occasionally the site has sales and deals on large orders, too. You can browse options on the site via material type, price tier, or category, which features options like geek and gaming, TV and movies, pop culture, science and math, and more. Some of the designs we like include: Choose Your Weapon, Classically Trained, Adjust VCR, 8-Bit Life Hearts, Pizza Triforce, Team Pluto, They Live on TV, and I Want to Believe. 6 dollar shirts Awesome and Affordable Stock up on tons of inexpensive (but awesome) t-shirts now at 6 Dollar Shirts. Shop Now
Styles and Profiles: TeePublic
TeePublic Sometimes a plain old t-shirt just doesn't cut it, but that's where TeePublic comes in. The artist design marketplace features classic t-shirts, tri-blend t-shirts, regular and slouchy v-necks, extra soft dolmans, curvy t-shirts and v-necks, heavyweight blends, and ringers. And that's in addition to the tanks, hoodies, crewnecks, long sleeves, and baseball tees it sells. The site sports awesome designs like Delorean Motor Company, If You Can Read This You're a Nerd, Rebels Firebird, The Flash 2.0, Cthulhu---The Animated Series, I am Older Than The Internet, Spaceballs The T-Shirt, and Commodore 64. There are tons of nerdy shirts on the site across all the most popular fandoms and subjects. TeePublic has apparel for kids, as well. teepublic Styles and Profiles Find a fun design and get it in exactly the style and cut you prefer now at TeePublic. Shop Now
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Find out where to shop for nerdy t-shirts, mugs, toys, and more from your favorite fandoms. Learn about the history and current status of ThinkGeek, one of the original geeky online stores.
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Jun 14, 2019 · After 20 years of selling geeky merchandise online, ThinkGeek will close its website and merge with GameStop.com. The physical stores will remain open, but the site will lose its whimsical and meta nature.
Jun 14, 2019 · Sad news for anyone who loves geeky goods and top-notch April Fools' jokes: ThinkGeek.com, the 20-year-old online retailer known for selling more.
A user asks for suggestions on where to find similar products to ThinkGeek, a website that closed in 2019. Other users share their experiences with Newegg, Boxlunch, and GameStop.
Jun 16, 2019 · ThinkGeek, the online store for nerdy and unique items, will shut down its website on July 2, 2019. Customers can still shop at ThinkGeek retail stores or find the products on GameStop's website in a dedicated ThinkGeek section.
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