NASA Kids Hoodie
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About this product
- Material: 80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester.*
- Material Weight: 280 gsm
- Colour: French Navy
- Brand: NASA
Size Guide:
- Age 3-4 to fit chest 26"
- Age 5-6 to fit chest 28"
- Age 7-8 to fit chest 30"
- Age 9-11 to fit chest 32"
- Age 12-13 to fit chest 34"
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Next day delivery - Next working day on orders placed before 1pm £6.99
Returns - You have 60 days to return an item for exchange or a full refund, excluding sale items.
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We have exclusive badges, t-shirts, hoodies and accessories that are perfect for launching you into your next adventure.
This out of this world range is not just for Scouts - our NASA and Space product ranges have been created for everyone and are non-Scouts branded.
Ignite your little astronaut's imagination with our NASA Kids Hoodie.
Designed to inspire and captivate young minds, this t-shirt is a perfect blend of comfort, style, and space excitement. Whether your child dreams of becoming an astronaut or simply adores the mysteries of the cosmos, this t-shirt will quickly become a wardrobe favourite.
NASA and Scouts.
NASA and scouting have a long history. More than two-thirds of all current and former astronauts have been involved in scouting. Of the 312 pilots and scientists selected as astronauts since 1959, at least 207 have been identified as having been scouts or active in scouting. The list includes 39 Eagle Scouts, 25 Life Scouts, 14 Star Scouts, 26 First Class Scouts, 17 Second Class Scouts, 13 Tenderfoot Scouts, three Explorers, 25 Cub Scouts, 10 Webelos Scouts, one King’s Scout, two Wolf Scouts, and 32 with unknown ranks, including 27 who were Girl Scouts.
Of the 24 men to travel to the moon on the Apollo 8 and Apollo 10 through 17 missions, 20 were scouts, including 11 of the 12 moonwalkers, and all three members of the crew of Apollo 13.