The Fall & Oates Sweatshirt

Certainly an interesting supergroup if one were to be formed! A pastiche on two groups who made their names in the 80's in The Fall and Hall & Oates - wouldn't the combination of their styles be unique if it actually happened? We think so! (For all we know, Daryl & John probably were members of The Fall at one point!) A hilarious design for all music lovers!

The Old Grey Whistle Test Sweatshirt

A classic from your TV! The Old Grey Whistle Test was a BBC2 show broadcast between 1971 and 1988 and was an alternative to Top Of The Pops, in that they would play non-chart music. The name comes from a Tin Pan Alley phrase, where a record was played to the "old greys" (doormen in grey suits). If they could whistle along to the song after just one or two plays, it was considered to have passed the old grey whistle test. With a simplistic studio setting, the Starkicker in the titles and Area Code 615's Stone Fox Chase playing, you knew you were in for a brilliant show: be it Bob Harris, Annie Nightingale, Richard Williams or any other who took on the presenting role! Show your love for this brilliant show with this exclusive design!

The Smiths (Mark E & Brix) Sweatshirt

#CoupleGoals - and how to confuse everyone at the same time! Meet The Smiths - no, not the band, we're talking Mark E Smith and wife Brix Smith Start from The Fall - who feature in this photo with each other. Mark & Brix married in 1983 but would divorce in 1989. It has been noted of Brix's importance to the group, being one of the driving forces in bringing the group to more of the mainstream light during their biggest years. Get this exclusive design today (and confuse everyone in the process)!

The Hard Deck Bar (Inspired By Top Gun) Sweatshirt

Gather round, tell stories, spill beer! This exclusive design features a logo inspired by The Hard Deck Bar from the film Top Gun: Maverick. While not a real bar, it is based upon a real Navy bar called the I-Bar in California, which the director was shown by one of the technical crew members for the film, who was a former naval aviator for three decades. A brilliant way to show love for the film series - get yours today!

The Old Grey Whistle Test Organic Sweatshirt

A classic from your TV! The Old Grey Whistle Test was a BBC2 show broadcast between 1971 and 1988 and was an alternative to Top Of The Pops, in that they would play non-chart music. The name comes from a Tin Pan Alley phrase, where a record was played to the "old greys" (doormen in grey suits). If they could whistle along to the song after just one or two plays, it was considered to have passed the old grey whistle test. With a simplistic studio setting, the Starkicker in the titles and Area Code 615's Stone Fox Chase playing, you knew you were in for a brilliant show: be it Bob Harris, Annie Nightingale, Richard Williams or any other who took on the presenting role! Show your love for this brilliant show with this exclusive design!

Back To The 80's Sweatshirt

Who wants to step back in time? This exclusive design features the slogan "Back To The 80's", with shapes and patterns inspired by the style of the time! Whether you were glued to the TV for Only Fools And Horses or Knight Rider, or listening to the likes of Wham and Adam & The Ants - then this is a must-have for you!

Mystery Train Inc. (As Worn By Joe Strummer, The Clash) Sweatshirt

When you decide to wear a design for a film you were in! This exclusive design was worn by The Clash's Joe Strummer, who featured in the 1989 film "Mystery Train". He played the character Johnny, otherwise known as "Elvis", who has a rather eventful night following the loss of his job and his girlfriend leaving him. A must-have for all fans of Joe Strummer and The Clash! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Blockbusters "I'll Have An E Please Bob" Sweatshirt

Blockbusters - the classic 80's game show could throw up a few awkward statements as the game was played. If not asking Bob for a "P", please... they could also ask for an E! The shirt references the show's most famous host, Bob Holness, who presented all but 201 episodes (although a one-series re-run from 2012 ran after Holness' death, so 160 in his lifetime). Enjoy a laugh with this fun sweatshirt - and remember a classic British show - today!

Save Ferris Sweatshirt

Inspired by Ferris Bueller's Day Off from 1986 - this phrase features on a water tower as an attempt to raise funds for Ferris, whom most people believe is sick (hence his time off school) - much to the surprise of his sister Jeanie, who is well aware he's not unwell at all and is just skipping school. Show your support for the clearly unwell Ferris with this hilarious design!

White Dragon Noodle Bar (Inspired by Blade Runner) Sweatshirt

Beat the weather and take a stop at White Dragon Noodle Bar in 2019! Inspired by the 1982 film Blade Runner, the scene sees Rick Deckard (played by Harrison Ford) - who has been hunting down illegal bioengineered beings and killing them - approached by officers who arrest him, noting he is the Blade Runner, something Deckard denies. Get down to Los Angeles, CA with this brilliant design!

Arthur Daley - Entrepreneur (Inspired by Minder) Sweatshirt

Dodgy dealings? Not with Arthur Daley... he's a proper entrepreneur! Daley was one of the main characters from the TV show Minder, which aired between 1979 and 1994 (it also came back for a year in 2009, but the less said about that the better...). Played by George Cole, Daley was out to make money however he could - be it within the law or even not! Terry McCann was the other main star of the show (played by Dennis Waterman), who was a honest & likable bodyguard (known as "Minder" in London slang) - creating a somewhat yin/yang relationship between the two at times! Remember a TV classic with this design today!

Prince Mugshot Sweatshirt

Hardly the most rebellious of crimes, but nonetheless - it gave us this mugshot of Prince! The artist always remembered as Prince (though also formerly and also as a symbol) was temporarily arrested in Jackson, Mississippi on March 29th 1980 for stealing a megaphone from an airplane. It was actually Fink, who was with Prince at the time, who committed the crime but as Prince suggested he take the megaphone, the legendary singer voluntarily handed himself in too. Not that he was there for long - he instead mostly spent the time posing for pictures and signing autographs! A classic design for all Prince fans!

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!

Dubly (Inspired By Spinal Tap) Sweatshirt

"You don't do heavy metal in Dubly, you know!" A hilarious line from Jeanine Pettibone from the mock rockumentary This Is Spinal Tap from 1984 - who clearly wasn't quite sure on how to pronounce the audio company's name when having a debate with the group in a Diner! She jokingly laughs off her mistake when she's corrected by the rest of the band, but she still didn't seem all too fussed! A great design for any fan of Spinal Tap!

Stay Puft Marshmallows (Inspired By Ghostbusters) Sweatshirt

I ain't afraid of no... marshmallow mascot!?! The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man is the mascot of the fictional Stay-Puft Marshmallows company that features in the 1984 classic film Ghostbusters - but he becomes the manifestation of the Sumerian God Gozer who attacks New York City after he informs the Ghostbusters to "Choose the form of the Destroyer". Ray Stantz thinks of the Stay-Puft mascot, leading to a terrifying but somewhat humorous image of a giant marshmallow rampaging through NYC until he's stopped by the Ghostbusters team. Despite the scary nature of his attack, the character itself is remembered fondly - having numerous appearances as a toy for many collections and is even playable in some video games! Remember an iconic fictional mascot with this brilliant design!

Orange Whip? (Inspired By Blues Brothers) Sweatshirt

Who wants an orange whip? Orange whip? Orange whip? Three orange whips! One sneaky way to get a plug in to a movie - provide refreshments! The Orange Whip drink was never part of the original script for the 1980 film The Blues Brothers, however the sales director for the company making the drink asked if the product could be mentioned in the film, leading to an improvised scene where - at the fund-raising concert, Detective Burton Mercer orders drinks for himself and state troopers he was with (even though when he asked them, he was met with silence!). We can't provide an Orange Whip itself for you, but you can get this Orange Whip exclusive design for yourself today!

Red Wedge Tour 1986 Sweatshirt

When musicians tried to get young people in to politics! Formed in 1985, Red Wedge was a group of musicians (fronted by Billy Bragg, Paul Weller and Jimmy Somerville) who wanted to engage with young voters in order to garner more support for Labour ahead of the 1987 General Election, and in 86 they held a number of tours. The tour featured The Style Council, The Communards, Junior Giscombe, Lorna Lee and Jerry Dammers. Guest appearances were also made by Madness, The The, Heaven 17, Bananarama, Prefab Sprout, Elvis Costello, Gary Kemp, Tom Robinson, Sade, The Beat, Lloyd Cole, The Blow Monkeyz, Jools & The Smiths. Following the Conservatives' successful campaign in 1987, many musicians moved away from the project and eventually Red Wedge was formally disbanded in 1990. Relive a classic period of great music with this exclusive design!

Nakatomi Corporation Annual Christmas Party (Die Hard Inspired) Christmas Jumper

Christmas Eve, 1988. An interesting night, for sure... This exclusive festive jumper features the logo for the Nakatomi Corporation Annual Christmas Party of 1988 from the Die Hard film. It certainly was a blast - terrorists crashed the party in an attempt to steal millions of dollars; however John McClane (played by Bruce Willis) managed to single-handedly take out all of them - and most of the building in the process! A must-have for any loved one who thinks Die Hard is a Christmas film - and for those that don't, it's still a great festive jumper for a gift!

Terry Hall 2 Tone Tribute Sweatshirt

Showing love for the iconic Terry Hall! Hall is best remembered as the lead singer of ska group The Specials, who achieved 2 UK #1 singles in their career. Later in his career, Terry Hall joined and formed a number of other groups, most notably Fun Boy Three, before arranging a Specials reunion in 2008. A brilliant exclusive design for fans of the legendary Terry Hall!

Back Off Man, I'm A Scientist (Ghostbusters Influenced) Sweatshirt

Who you gonna call? Maybe not Dr. Peter Venkman right now... This exclusive design features Bill Murray's character Dr. Peter Venkman from the 1984 film Ghostbusters, plus one of his famous quotes from the film! A must-have for Ghostbusters fans!

Easily Distracted By 80's Music Sweatshirt

Who wouldn't be? This exclusive design features an 80's retro style graphic, with the slogan "easily distracted by 80's music". Which, to be honest, when you have A-Ha, Wham!, Adam & The Ants, Kylie Minogue, Madonna... is it any surprise? There's a great selection of classics to enjoy from the decade! A must-have for all 80's music lovers!

Frank & Pat Butcher (EastEnders Influenced) Sweatshirt

One of the soap's most famous couples! This exclusive design features Frank and Pat Butcher, the EastEnders couple who finally married 31 years after meeting each other for the first time! Their story in the square spanned nearly two decades, between Mike Reid's first appearance on the show in 1987 all the way up to his final episode in 2005. Reid would pass away 2 years later, and the character Frank passed away off-screen the following year. Pat Evans, as she was first introduced, debuted on the show the year prior in 1986 until her character was killed off at the beginning of 2012. With over 25 years on the show, Pam St. Clement was one of the longest-serving cast members on the soap. Relive classic memories of these two with this exclusive design!

Norm (Cheers Influenced) Sweatshirt

NOOOOORM! This exclusive design features the beloved character Hilary Norman Peterson from the classic US Sitcom "Cheers", which ran from 1982 to 1993. One of just three characters to appear on every episode of the show, Norm was originally meant to be the only customer to the Cheers bar, but would eventually be joined by other regulars over time. Norm was played by the actor George Wendt, who sadly passed away on May 20th 2025 - exactly 32 years to the day the show aired its final episode. Show your love for an iconic TV character with this exclusive design - everybody knows his name!

Revolution Now! (As Worn By Captain Sensible) Sweatshirt

One way to promote your album - put it on a shirt! This exclusive design features the name of Captain Sensible's third album, stylised as it was on the album cover itself. Released in 1989, six years on from his previous album, it garnered far from favourable reviews with critics and didn't even chart in the UK. Despite that, there's plenty who still love it! A must-have for any Captain Sensible fan! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Revolution Now! (As Worn By Captain Sensible) Organic Sweatshirt

One way to promote your album - put it on a shirt! This exclusive design features the name of Captain Sensible's third album, stylised as it was on the album cover itself. Released in 1989, six years on from his previous album, it garnered far from favourable reviews with critics and didn't even chart in the UK. Despite that, there's plenty who still love it! A must-have for any Captain Sensible fan! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.