Eyewear
NASA treats eyewear as technology. The line went through with the logotype embossed on the temple and no electronic parts at all.

This is your chance to have a NASA-themed product in your catalog. Point us to one item; we develop the version with the brand and run the approval process with NASA. In 48 hours you see your product with the brand applied, free of charge.


IMAGE: NASA · LUNAR COLOR MAP · 3D RESOURCES






Sunglasses, a watch, a space shuttle toy, a cup and a bag, a T-shirt. All went through NASA's approval process and reached stores. Real photos, no retouching.
Brand press photos. No product photo on this site was generated or retouched with AI.
Three steps, from your catalog to the shelf. The study is on us.
Paste a link from your catalog here and accept an online non-disclosure agreement. Two minutes, on your phone. Sunglasses, a mug, a backpack, a notebook, a toy: anything you already make.
In 48 hours you see your product with the brand applied, with dimensions and colors. Once the contract is signed, the file goes to NASA's merchandise team within 72 hours, in your name, and every answer reaches you within one business day.
We review ads, listings and packaging before they go live. Your product reaches the shelf before the Moon landing in 2028.

All products were sold out... we only have done this kind of repetition with ALOK (10 years contract) and Harry Potter (Warner). And we are increasing 20% of volume.
In April 2026 Artemis II flew four astronauts around the Moon, live on Netflix, Prime Video and HBO Max. In 2028 Artemis IV lands on the Moon, 55 years after the last human footprint. Until then, every mission makes headlines worldwide, and products already on the shelf with the NASA brand get that attention without paying for media.
views of Artemis II on NASA's own channels alone, an agency record
TV viewers in the United States for the launch alone
crewed Moon landing, Artemis IV, 55 years after the last footprint
Since 1958 NASA has been required to share its activities as widely as possible. That is why every mission streams live, for free, to the whole world.
National Aeronautics and Space Act · 51 U.S.C. 20112(a)(3)Sources: NASA, "NASA's Artemis II Breaks Agency Streaming Record" (Jul 2026); Nielsen, via TheWrap (Apr 2026); nasa.gov/mission/artemis-iv.
In 48 hours you see your product with the brand applied, before you sign anything.
A share of sales, a development fee or both, depending on the project. All agreed in the contract before we start.
If NASA does not approve, you do not pay. Thesis, studio, file, approval process and communication review included.
Which items in your catalog have the best odds of passing and selling, ranked against the global approvals archive we keep.
Your product rendered with the identifier applied to the guideline.
The approval form in the format that has worked for eyewear, toys and packaging, with dimensions, materials, colors and translation.
We file with NASA's merchandise team on the manufacturer's behalf, your team copied, every answer relayed within 24 hours.
Ads, listings, packaging and posts reviewed before they go live, so your company stays clear of a one-year probation.
Background: lunar surface, NASA 3D Resources.
Three steps, under two minutes. Free, and no contract commitment.
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Reference . Within 48 business hours you will receive the study of your product with the brand applied. A WhatsApp message moves you up the queue.
Your access code to the study room. Keep it: it is shown only now and is also in the receipt.
We could not record it right now. Nothing is lost: send it on WhatsApp and we will take it from there.
Each category has its own rule in NASA's merchandise guidelines, and the rules change. A restricted category or one wrong word in an ad costs weeks, and one wrong post can put a company's approvals on probation for up to a year. The first five below have been through us; we develop the others with the same method.
NASA treats eyewear as technology. The line went through with the logotype embossed on the temple and no electronic parts at all.
Dial, case and engraved caseback with public archive imagery, each application documented piece by piece in the file.
Food itself cannot carry the brand. Cups, bags and packaging follow their own path, and that is how the combo went through.
A 1:176 Space Shuttle Endeavour toy with robotic arm, satellite and astronauts. SKU 672.
Insignia and logotype on T-shirts and sweatshirts, one application per item, as the guidelines require.
Covers, notebooks, planners and school kits, a frequent category in the global approvals archive.
Bed and bath, mugs, cups and insulated bottles.
Backpacks, pouches, cabin bags and pencil cases.
Caps, keychains, socks and embroidered patches.
Posters, puzzles, mission models and gift sets.
Food itself, cosmetics, electronics, sporting goods, drones and remote-control vehicles, alcoholic beverages. We tell you before you spend on tooling.
This service is separate from product development: it needs no NASA approval and works with any product or brand. We represent Sent Into Space in Brazil. They film products and brands in the stratosphere, above 30 km, with the curve of the Earth behind. Brief, script, flight and raw footage within a few weeks.
SENT INTO SPACE · UK, SINCE 2011 · 2,000+ STRATOSPHERIC FLIGHTS · GUINNESS WORLD RECORD HOLDER
Four sunglasses and a watch from the collection rode a balloon almost 25 meters wide before reaching stores. The flight became a mini-series on the brand's channels.
The Mercado Pago card went up to the stratosphere. The footage became digital films that ran across Latin America.
JUN 2023 · 34.6 KM9 kg of the house salt flew to the stratosphere and came back to season the Space Burger, launched in December 2023.


Sent Into Space global clients include Samsung, Visa, Oreo, Mattel and Heinz.
Background: frame from the Chilli Beans launch film, flown with Sent Into Space, Sep 2024.
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AM Product Lab is the product and space marketing studio of AMARIN Marketing Direto, based in São Paulo. We do two different things. The main one: developing NASA-themed products and running the approval process with NASA's merchandise team. Separately: taking brands to the stratosphere with Sent Into Space. You deal with one team, from concept to shelf.
Background: lunar horizon, NASA 3D Resources.
Because the wave already started with Artemis II in April 2026, and because study, approval, tooling and production take months. To be on the shelf when the crew steps onto the Moon, the product has to be ready during 2027.
Nothing. The study of your product with the brand applied is on us. If you decide to go ahead, the model is agreed in the contract before any work starts: a share of sales, a development fee or both, depending on the project. And if NASA does not approve, you do not pay.
Nobody can: the decision is always NASA's. That is why the risk stays with us. If NASA does not approve, you do not pay.
With the form on this page: paste a product link, accept the online NDA and within 48 business hours you get the study with the brand applied, dimensions and colors.
No. They are two different services. Approval is what lets you use the NASA brand on your product. The stratosphere flight is a marketing stunt done with Sent Into Space, which has no relation to NASA, and you can book it with or without a NASA-themed product.
Yes. NASA's merchandise guidelines apply to manufacturers in any country, and we work in English and Portuguese.