Going Underground (The Jam Influenced) Sweatshirt

The biggest hit! This exclusive design is inspired by The Jam's most iconic single, the UK #1 hit "Going Underground" - featuring the classic mod target, part of the first verse and the song title! A must-have for any The Jam fan!

A Town Called Malice (The Jam Influenced) Sweatshirt

The third chart topper! This exclusive design is inspired by The Jam's 1982 single "A Town Called Malice" - featuring the classic mod target, the first verse and the song title! A must-have for any The Jam fan!

Going Underground (The Jam Influenced) Embroidered Sweatshirt

The biggest hit! This exclusive design is inspired by The Jam's most iconic single, the UK #1 hit "Going Underground" - featuring the classic mod target and the song title, all on a subtle left breast embroidered logo! A must-have for any The Jam fan!

Beat Surrender '82 (The Jam Influenced) Sweatshirt

A chart-topper and farewell! This exclusive design is inspired by the 1982 #1 UK single "Beat Surrender" by The Jam. Despite reaching the top of the charts with this (and album it came from), it would be the group's final single together as Paul Weller disbanded the group shortly after - despite both Bruce Foxton & Rick Butler wanting to continue! A must-have for all Jam fans!

Weller Buckler Foxton (The Jam Influenced) Mod Target Sweatshirt

The Jam, all in one design! This exclusive design features all the best bits about the iconic group The Jam - all three members (Paul Weller, Rick Buckler & Bruce Foxton), the iconic Mod target logo and all four of their UK number one singles! A must-have for any fan of The Jam!

KLF Communications Sweatshirt

They may have been Justified, they may now be Ancient, but what a team they made! Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty are an electronic duo from the late 80's and early 90's, who were initially known as The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, before re-naming themselves The KLF (as well as The JAMS and, for a one-off, The Timelords for their #1 UK hit "Doctorin' The Tardis"). As an independent group, they released music under their own label, which they re-branded as KLF Communications when they changed the group name to The KLF (though they still hadn't fully retired the name The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu). They may have been short-lived, but they certainly made their impact - remember them with this brilliant design!