Pete Shelley - Homosapien (Buzzcocks) Sweatshirt

An excellent design for former lead singer of the Buzzcocks, Pete Shelley! Homosapien was Shelley's second solo album, and the first proper release after leaving the group in 1981. The album took on a far different sound than that of the Buzzcocks, and the lead song of the same name was even banned by the BBC! Remember a music icon with this design, perfect for any Buzzcocks fan!

Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) Tribute Sweatshirt

Tribute to the founder and lead singer of Thin Lizzy, Phil Lynott! The Irishman fronted many bands during his short life, but the most commercially successful of these was Thin Lizzy - the group released major hits like "Whiskey In The Jar", "The Boys Are Back In Town" and "Jailbreak" to name just a few! Remember an icon of the rock music scene with this design!

Johnny Thunders - L.A.M.F. Sweatshirt

Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - they may have only had one album, but what an album it was! This album originally featured 12 songs, but a collection of reissues and "lost remixes" in later years would see this number increase over time. Featuring Johnny Thunders rocking his guitar, this is the perfect look for any fan who's D.T.K.L.A.M.F.!

Death Cult - Ghost Dance Sweatshirt

Take a classic and rework it! The self-titled debut EP from Death Cult was released in 1983 and reached #2 on the UK Independent Chart. It was re-released in 1988 with an extra song, but in 1996 it was re-released once again, but also remastered these tracks and included four live tracks as well. This 1996 release was also renamed Ghost Dance, and featured new artwork - which features on this design! A must have for all Death Cult fans!

Cosh The Driver (As Worn By Steve Jones, Sex Pistols) Original 70's Seditionaries Design Sweatshirt

A reference to the Great Train Robbery... from the man involved! This design, as worn by Steve Jones (one of the remaining members of the Sex Pistols at the time) references the original title to the song that would become "No One Is Innocent", which featured vocals from Ronnie Biggs - who was involved in the robbery in 1963. The title was in reference to the beating given to the train driver during the robbery, however the record label turned this down, hence the title we know it as today. This is a brilliant addition to the collection of any Steve Jones or Sex Pistols fan! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Vive Le Rock (Rainbow Print) Sweatshirt

An original design as designed by Vivienne Westwood in 1976 as part of the punk Seditionaries range as worn by the Sex Pistols. Premium organic garment, ethically sourced and environmentally friendly. A brilliant adaptation to a classic look!

P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School (As Worn By Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, Beastie Boys) Sweatshirt

The King Ad-Rock! This exclusive design features the text "P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School", and was worn by Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys - seen when snapped in a photo of him trying out new technology for his remixing work! A must-have for all Beastie Boys fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.