The name is inspired by an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called Time Squared (S02E13). In it, the crew discusses a “theory of the Moebius” where time becomes a loop. Samples from that scene were used in the 1993 song “Moebius” by Orbital.

Although we appreciate the designs being popular with kids, our intended audience for Mobius Theory clothing and products is adults.

We do try to stock Extra Small sizes as much as possible to accommodate those that might have outgrown Kids or Toddler sizes.

Yes! Some of the iconic Mobius Theory cat-in-a-circle designs are inspired by the cats in our family. But we like to say that once you go home with a shirt or other product that has Dexter or Bubo on them, they take on a life of their own and become your cats.

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Yes! You can find us on Faire at this link!

Our shirts are printed in the United States using garments whose factories utilize sweatshop-free factories, use responsible sourcing, have fair labor practices, and uphold high retail quality standards in their manufacturing.

Most of our shirts are printed on District Clothing, Bella+Canvas, and Next Level garments. These companies employ sweatshop-free factories in the United States and in Central America that adhere to their (and our) standards for fair labor.

Our shirts are lovingly screen printed in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Not really.* 

But here are my dear friends who do. Check out their links and work below and contact them directly, they will take great care of you! Check out their websites and get a sense of their styles. They are all awesome and unique.

Brianna Gardocki

Terri Scott

Emma Tietgens

* A handful of times a year I may open up commissions on a very limited basis, but this is not always guaranteed.