Retro Co-Op Logo (As Worn By Ian Brown, The Stone Roses) Sweatshirt

People who care! This exclusive design features an old logo for a well-known supermarket brand, along with their old slogan. It was worn by The Stone Roses' Ian Brown on a number of occasions - not only while performing with the group but also for photoshoots too! A must-have addition to the collection of any Ian Brown or Stone Roses fan! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Live Forever (Inspired By Oasis) Embroidered Left Logo Sweatshirt

We're gonna Live Forever with this design! Inspired by the Oasis band logo, the Live Forever text refers to the band's third single which got them their first Top 10 single in the UK (at #10 itself) - and was the last song prior to their debut album release. It was certainly a hit that got them recognised! The design is featured as a subtle left breast embroidered logo. A fantastic look for any Oasis fan!

Ignore Alien Orders (As Worn By Jonny Greenwood, Radiohead) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

A rather famous slogan! This exclusive design was worn by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, and is in reference to a legendary sticker found on many of The Clash's Joe Strummer's guitars from the 1970s! This design features as a subtle embroidered logo. A great addition to the collection of any Radiohead fan!

I'm Feeling Supersonic (Inspired By Oasis) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

Taking you back to the very beginning for Oasis! Featuring lyrics from their debut single Supersonic, it didn't reach the dizzying heights of the UK charts - it only peaked at #31 in 1994. Despite this, the amount of sales the song has amassed over time means it's their 13th biggest hit, ahead of three of their #1 singles to boot: The Hindu Times, Lyla and The Importance Of Being Idle. The design is featured as a subtle embroidered logo. A must-have for all Oasis fans!

Nein No Non (As Worn By Thom Yorke, Radiohead) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

This exclusive style was once worn by Radiohead's frontman Thom Yorke! This design features as a subtle embroidered logo. A must-have for any Radiohead and Thom Yorke fan!

So I'll Start A Revolution From My Bed (Oasis Influenced) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

Sally can wait! This exclusive design features a lyric from the biggest-selling UK #1 single in Oasis' career, "Don't Look Back In Anger" from 1996 - one of two million-selling hits for the group! This design features as a subtle embroidered logo. A must-have for any Oasis & Gallagher brothers fan!

Quoasis (As Worn By Noel Gallagher, Oasis) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

Nothing Status Quo about this design! This brilliant design was worn by Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher after comments from Britpop rivals Blur's Damon Albarn saying that due to the similarity in style with the legendary rock band of the 60's & 70's, Oasis should call themselves "Oasis-Quo". Noel took the opportunity and started sporting the "Quoasis" design in response! This design festures a subtle embroidered logo. A classic look and a must-have for any Oasis fan!

New World Order (As Worn By Damon Albarn, Blur) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

For those who believe in the New World Order! This exclusive design features the words "New World Order" in a familiar style, which was worn by Blur's frontman Damon Albarn! This design features as a subtle embroidered logo. A must-have for Albarn and Blur fans!

Little Chef Logo Sweatshirt

By the British roadsides for 60 years! This exclusive design features the logo to the British fast food restaurant Little Chef, which was first introduced to the UK in 1958. Inspired by American diners, the chain would peak in the nineties with well over 400 chains - but over-expansion meant the chain started to struggle, and in 2018 it became defunct altogether. Relive the classic days with this exclusive design!

Eugenius Band Logo Sweatshirt

Another band championed by the legendary Kurt Cobain! Eugenius were a Scottish indie rock band from the 1990's, originally known as Captain America - until lawsuits from Marvel forced the name change. Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain was a fan of their music, and invited the group to open dates on Nirvana's European tour as well as Eugenius' lead singer Eugene Kelly on stage with them at Reading Festival in 1991! A classic design for fans of both Nirvana and Eugenius!

Oasis/Blur Sweatshirt

Merging Britpop all in to one! Have a laugh/annoy your Britpop-loving friends with this exclusive design featuring the Gallagher brothers Noel & Liam from Oasis, with the band logo of the group's biggest rivals from the 90's Blur! A brilliantly confusing yet wonderful design that's a must-have for any Indie lover!

20th Century Skin (Inspired By Thom Yorke, Radiohead) Embroidered Sweatshirt

Another statement from Thom Yorke! This exclusive design was worn by the Radiohead frontman while performing at a gig. Yorke is well known for wearing designs with statements on, so this is yet another that can be added to the collection of any Radiohead fan! This product features the 20th Century Skin logo as a subtle left breast embroidered logo.

Maine Road (Oasis Influenced) Embroidered Sweatshirt

For the Manchester City fans! This exclusive design features Maine Road - the home of Manchester City's former football ground - in an Oasis-inspired text font as a subtle left breast embroidered logo. Both of the Gallagher brothers are well-known Manchester City fans! A great addition to the collection of any Oasis and Manchester City fan!

Cresta - It's Frothy Man Sweatshirt

It's frothy, man! This exclusive design features a logo for the fruit-flavoured drink Cresta, which was sold in the UK for around 20 years (between early 1970s to early 1990s). The mascot polar bear, also called Cresta, would try to play it cool in adverts, only to lose control from the taste of the drink - emphasising the difference with other similar drinks in that it was frothy, rather than fizzy. A must-have for Cresta lovers!

Cresta - It's Frothy Man Organic Sweatshirt

It's frothy, man! This exclusive design features a logo for the fruit-flavoured drink Cresta, which was sold in the UK for around 20 years (between early 1970s to early 1990s). The mascot polar bear, also called Cresta, would try to play it cool in adverts, only to lose control from the taste of the drink - emphasising the difference with other similar drinks in that it was frothy, rather than fizzy. A must-have for Cresta lovers!