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Aephia x Galia Merchants – Official Shirts Now Live

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Just in time for Star Atlas Summer — Aephia shirts are here.

Over the past two years, some of you have walked away from Breakpoint with limited-edition Aephia hoodies and shirts—exclusive swag available only to those attending in person.

Today, on the second day of our 4th anniversary celebrations, that changes!

For the first time, Aephia-branded clothing is now available to everyone, thanks to our collaboration with Galia Merchants. Whether you’re here for the vision, the strategy, the camaraderie, or all of it, this drop lets you wear the emblem with pride.

Star Atlas Summer — July 28 - August 27
Star Atlas Summer — July 28 – August 27

🔥 Limited Edition – $24.44

In honor of Aephia’s 4th anniversary, we are offering two limited-edition shirts in extremely low quantities, made for our most active and dedicated members!

This design has deep roots. It was the winner of our first internal merch design competition, all the way back in early 2022. Now, over two years later, it’s finally becoming a reality.

🛠 Build. Own. Earn.

88 White • 44 Black • Never to be reprinted

Includes:

✓ Build. Own. Earn. — Aephia multi-faction shirt
✓ 2 matching stickers
✓ Commemorative NFT collectible

Commemorating four cycles of Aephian dominance, the Build.Own.Earn. Limited Edition tee marks the journey from humble foundations to interstellar force. Minimalist, symbolic, and bold — this design honors those who don’t just play the game, but shape it.

Each shirt is a wearable artifact of Aephia’s fourth cycle—and a tribute to every builder who helped carry the torch.

Secure yours before they’re gone. No reruns.

Unlimited Offerings – $20.21

(Honoring the year Aephia was founded and Star Atlas went public)

🪨 Rock to Rocket

Available in 2 colors (on multiple color shirts)

Putting the Machine in War-Machine, Aephia builds what others only dream of. From raw rock to interstellar rocket, we out-mine, out-manufacture, and outlast — all without firing the first shot.

We don’t manufacture war — we build to end it.

A shirt built for builders. Made from a soft, breathable cotton blend, this one’s ready for long hauls, heavy builds, or relaxed post-mission briefings. Whether you’re drilling asteroids or deploying fleets, rep Aephia in unmatched comfort.

🌌 Navigating the Cosmic Currents

Available in 2 colors (on multiple color shirts)

When the stars dim and the day’s work is done, Aephians gather — not in silence, but in solidarity. Inspired by our shared hours in the Cantina, Cosmic Currents wraps you in soft, meditative comfort, made for the moments between missions.

Perfect for decompressing after long voyages, recharging in our weekly meetings, or connecting with guildmates across the metaverse. This tee channels the quiet strength of interstellar camaraderie.


A big shout-out to Brutus for designing all of these shirts! When he submitted the winning design during our merch competition back in February 2022, we knew we had a great designer among us; someone we could trust to shape the future of Aephia’s wearable identity.

👉 Get yours now.

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