Weyland Yutani Hoodie with Back Print
Inspired by Aliens (1986)
"What are we supposed to use, harsh language?"
"We'd better get back because it'll be dark soon, and they mostly come at night. Mostly."
- Rebecca "Newt" Jorden
Hoodie Details
- Preshrunk fleece knit
- Air jet yarns = softer feel and reduced pilling
- Double-lined hood with colour-matched drawcord
- Quarter-turned to eliminate centre crease
- Double-needle stitching at shoulder, armhole, neck, waistband, and cuffs
- Pouch pocket
This design is printed on a heavy fibre mix hoodie. Our size guide also shows what the equivalent (or closest to it) size would be in a UK Women's size. Feel free to ask if you are not sure though.
Our feedback on the sizing is that it is pretty true to the size guide provided, so if you are always an XL, we would say that this would be true with this garment too.
This is a regular fit 50% Cotton | 50% Polyester hoodie.
Disclaimer
This is not official merchandise and is not intended to be passed off in any way as being an officially licensed t-shirt.
We create original designs to pay homage to pop culture references in our own unique way.
Geeky Stuff
After the fall of the USM, Weyland-Yutani finally explored improvement as a powerful international pathfinder of America, fueled in part by the company's role in epilation of the heavily contaminated and damaged Earth and the associated rise in public approval and support.
Weyland-Yutani vow that biological home rule weapons like the Xenomorph could make a ubiquitous be-all and end-all of remote violence transactions that were unlike to unforeseen threats capable of weakening traditionalist protection military machines and time shot stores that cannot be easily replenished across the vast hour angle of space.
Reportedly, Weyland-Yutani was involved in or owned pretty much everything in the 2150s. They had their main offices in Tokyo, London, San Francisco, Thedus, and the Sea of Tranquility on Luna.
The byproduct company is mainly involved in manufacturing vehicles from synthetic raw materials, spaceships and digital computers for sophisticated and mercenary clients.
The resolution is a competent guide to the xenomorph XX121 as a fish species and block all of its interaction with humanity to date and the results of all of the known studies of its astrobiology eventually the United Systems fell soldierly and Weyland-Yutani explore as an all-powerful international scout of America again, playing a major role in epilation until the heavily damaged and contaminated Earth.
Among Weyland-Yutani's most important laboratories was the LV-1201 facility. Despite the strict security measures normally enforced by Weyland-Yutani-manufactured combat androids, this research facility was notorious for containment failures and leaks, events that often resulted in heavy loss of life among personnel and the involvement of the United States Colonial Marine Corps.
Weyland-Yutani made the first human contact with the Xenomorph species on Acheron LV-426. Weyland-Yutani was mentioned in the television series Angel in the episode Harm's Way , in which the corporation is revealed to be a client of the evil interdimensional law firm Wolfram & Hart.
Also, in Whedon's short-lived space western Firefly, the pilot episode sees lead character Mal Reynolds using a turret in a flashback sequence, which contains a targeting system with the Weyland Yutani logo on top.
Since the company plays an important role in the events of the Alien films, its history helps to shed light on the world and the lives of the human characters. These labs used to operate under particularly amoral conditions, especially in xenomorph research, using humans as unwitting hosts and even deliberately sacrificing lowly employees as live prey.