Aurebesh Tapestries

Mashed tribute to a tribute mash-up.

I'm all about that base

"ABCD" text in Aurebesh, in the style of US armed forces physical training shirts. Intended for use on a gray shirt.

In-universe branding for your next trip to Batuu, Galaxy's Edge Disneyland

Aurebesh translation for LOVE.

The Star Wars space opera universe features some dialogue spoken in fictional languages. The lingua franca of the franchise is known in-universe as "Galactic Basic", used to refer to the language of the film or work itself, be it English or a language that the work was dubbed or translated into. Characters often speak languages other than Basic, notably Shyriiwook spoken by Chewbacca and other Wookiees, droidspeak spoken by R2-D2 and BB-8, Ewokese spoken by Ewoks, and Huttese spoken by Jabba the Hutt. None of these names appear in the Star Wars films themselves.

Show your allegiance to the crew with the new Jolly Roger 2.0 design with Aurebesh text.

In-universe Aurebesh branding t-shirt for your next visit to Batuu, Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland

Droid Names in aurebesh R2-D2& C-3PO& BB-8& K2-SO& L3-37

Ta'bu e tray! Serve up looks with the Starcruiser tray!

Yes, this shirt was done in too fonts because geekery is done dude even in Star Wars languages,

A long time ago (the 90s) in a galaxy far, far away (your elementary school) this logo was everywhere. We just remember it differently.

A lineup of just how much the tiny pocket on Lothal faced during the run of Star Wars: Rebels. Text reads: "Kallus & Pryce & Vader & Tarkin & Maul & Thrawn & Inquisitors"

Red Squadron. The squadron the destroyed the Death Star. Many of the Rebel Alliance's greatest pilots flew in Red Squadron. Biggs Darklighter, Wedge Antilles, Jek Porkins and Luke Skywalker all flew under it's banner. This high quality art print is a perfect gift for hardcore Star Wars fans (or for yourself). Complete with Aurebesh text, and available as a print or poster, it's sure to impress.

Gold Squadron. The Rebel Alliance's top bomber group. Y-wings aren't known for being nimble. But who needs subtlety when you can fly a tank? Y-wings can take a punch while delivering a knockout blow, and that's what their pilots love about them. This high quality art print is a perfect gift for hardcore Star Wars fans (or for yourself). Complete with Aurebesh text, and available as a print or poster, it's sure to impress.

Resist in Aurebesh.

Resist in Aurebesh. Blue variant.

He’s a bit of a scoundrel and kind of scruffy looking. Brendon “Solo” Small is Wanted for crimes against the Galactic Empire. Part of the Home Movies “Recasted” line.

From the beginning of his journal, Maul lays out the shape of things. Text reads: "You may think I am evil. I am not. I am efficient."

Prequel Names in Aurebesh Qui-Gon& Obi-Wan& Anakin& Padmé

Rebel!

Find Rope Drop Radio in a Galaxy far, far, away. Our logo in Aurebesh the language of Star Wars.

Perfect for any beach day (or trip to Tatooine!)

There's always a bit of truth in Legends.

Coolest shirt in a galaxy far far away

Resist in Aurebesh. Red variant.

I'm all about that base

The Alderaan Trade Alliance was an organization active during the Imperial era and had ties to the Core World planet Alderaan. In 5 BBY, militant Luthen Rael, in order to disguise his Fondor Haulcraft, used an Alderaan Trade Alliance ID.

The Best soda in the coolest language

The Corsignis Property Alliance was a trading concern led by the Chagrian Deniv Corsignis that operated on the moon Pinett, in the Elrood sector. During the time of the Galactic Civil War, Corsignis claimed to be an affiliate of the Galactic Empire, but in reality it paid the Empire little attention. At some point, Corsignis began vying with the rival organization the Jon-Tow Economic Development Group for control of Pinett's spaceports. The dispute escalated and both organizations blockaded Pinett, in an attempt to prevent each other from controlling trade that passed through the ports Beliarr and Oscum.

WANTED BoShek Known Smuggler and Rebel Sympathizer REWARD: 29500 CREDITS Report any information to Imperial Security Bureau

I Have Spoken

"What if there was a place with all the zip of [this post-apocalyptic soft drink]" AND what if that place had a certain land on the edge of the galaxy? This logo parody in an intergalactic font would be all the rage, even if it was unclear if you could take the bottle on an airplane.