Forget the scaly movie monster—science says Tyrannosaurus rex probably had feathers, at least when young, and that somehow makes it even cooler.

Towering at 12 meters long and weighing up to 9 tons, this Late Cretaceous apex predator ruled North America about 66 million years ago. With banana-sized teeth, bone-crushing jaws, and a gait built for pursuit, T. rex didn’t need feathers to be frightening—but a scruffy coat of protofeathers adds just the right touch of prehistoric punk rock.

This hard enamel pin captures the king of dinosaurs in all its feathered glory—no time machine or paleontology degree required.

Specs:

• Premium metal base with polished hard enamel fill
• Secure clasp so your T. rex doesn’t “stomp away”
• Size: 37 x 31.5mm
• Zero chance of reenacting a Cretaceous extinction event on your jacket

Perfect for dinosaur devotees, science-accuracy sticklers, and anyone who thinks the king of lizards deserved a fluffy crown.