
Announcement
Ms. Antimatter is owned and operated by science enthusiast, Danielle Di Vincenzo. Our products are designed in Canada and printed/dispatched out of fulfillment centers worldwide.
Thank you for visiting our Etsy-Lab. We hope you enjoy our science experiment.
Announcement
Ms. Antimatter is owned and operated by science enthusiast, Danielle Di Vincenzo. Our products are designed in Canada and printed/dispatched out of fulfillment centers worldwide.
Thank you for visiting our Etsy-Lab. We hope you enjoy our science experiment.
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Stephanie Crispin on Dec 29, 2020
5 out of 5 starsGave this shirt as a gift to my computer programming son who was surprised to learn this is a true error code. He had a good time researching it!
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Karla on Mar 6, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGreat product and amazing customer service. I had a last minute request and the seller was flexible to make the change. Thank you!
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DaleCBrandt on Jan 12, 2021
5 out of 5 starsMy nephew loved getting this shirt having been stuck at home for so many months. He sent a photo of the shirt to his math teacher to find out what the equation was for. 🤓
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Frances on Dec 28, 2020
5 out of 5 starsAwesome communication with seller. Fast shipping and the shirt is perfect! Thank You!
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PokeyJoRobinson on Sep 13, 2020
5 out of 5 starsRepeat buyer because it's that cool! (And because I lost a few pounds and needed a size smaller.)
The shirt looks great, fits to size and is made of quality material. My first one has been through the washer & dryer 20+ times and shows no signs of deterioration.
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About MsAntimatter
Ms. Antimatter ...how the experiment began
Okay, so here's the irony: when I was in high school, I hated math and science; a common sentiment shared amongst my female friends. I found these subjects to be intimidating and the teen version of myself was very uncomfortable with them. I dropped math and science after grade 11 and directed all of my energy towards the arts. I simply preferred the open subjectiveness of painting, photography, design. I continued on to college, studying interior design and graphic design and spent many years afterwards in various jobs pertaining to such.
Fast-forward ten years, I'm living in Toronto with my musician boyfriend; artsy-girl, artsy-boy, artsy-life. And then, on a WHIM, my boyfriend buys me a telescope for my birthday. Seriously, I had never expressed any interest in telescopes before that; he just thought it would be a cool gift ...and it WAS.
It turned my world upside-down.
Armed with a telescope and an arsenal of books, I ventured out of the city to places with darker skies. I became drunk on science literature, "Stardust", "The Elegant Universe", "Fabric of the Cosmos", "A Brief History of Time", "Flatland", "Flatterland" ...etc., etc.
Over the years, my obsession grew to encompass many other disciplines: chemistry, neuroscience, computer-programming, quantum mechanics and engineering. In my artful youth, I'd shunned a lot of science-y things—the computable, the measured, the proven—but through the eyepiece of my telescope, I saw an entirely new view of the world. How unsettling and frightening ...and EXCITING. The particle accelerator inside my head revved up and, in 2007, I launched, MS. ANTIMATTER, a collision of science and design.
Often asked if I'm a scientist, I laugh hard and confess that I'm merely a hack, a wanna-be, an amateur. [That's okay].
When I was young, I never would've thought that science could be so beautiful. The sciences and the arts are often pitted up against each other—if you love one, you can't possibly love the other. How silly. As with the human brain, both hemispheres contribute to both kinds of processes, inextricably weaving a fabric of total understanding.
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I still have that telescope. It's ancient compared to today's standards. It's manual (not computerized), the gears are stripped and the aluminum legs of the tripod are dented-in from my pitbull's teeth (...yes, this is true), but I still love it and I still use it ...jubilee clamps and all.
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Danielle Di Vincenzo
Owner, Designer
Hey there, I'm Ms. Antimatter—a font-obsessed synesthete with cybernetic aspirations [wink].
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Printful
CA, United States
Printing and shipping fulfillment.
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Returns and exchanges
I gladly accept cancellations
I don't accept returns or exchanges
Returns and exchange details
Damaged items:
The last thing we want is for you to be stuck with wonky goods. If something arrives to you damaged, then please let us know within a week after receiving your item.
Order never arrived:
If your order didn't end up arriving, be sure to let us know! First, check your shipping confirmation and check that you entered the correct address. If the address was incorrect, though we'd be happy to send you another order to the correct address, it will have to be at your cost. If the shipping address was correct, email us noting your order number and we'll sort it out. For packages lost in transit, all claims must be submitted no later than 30 days after the estimated delivery date.
Scientifically yours,
Ms. Antimatter
info[at]msantimatter.com
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Orders destined for the US - December 10
Orders destined for Canada - December 4
Orders destined for Japan - December 1
Orders destined for Australia & New Zealand - November 27
Orders destined for everywhere else - November 20
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Normal Shipping E.T.A. (when it's not the holiday season)
Deliveries within the USA: 3 - 5 business days (after manufacturing time)
Deliveries to all other countries: 10 - 20 business days (after manufacturing time)