20th Century Skin (Inspired By Thom Yorke, Radiohead) Organic 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 is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

The Only Boss I Listen To (Inspired By Springsteen) Sweatshirt

The Only Boss I Listen To (Inspired By Springsteen) Sweatshirt by TshirtGrill Made from 100% cotton Crew neck Exclusive design Regular fit About the Design Ringleader of the E Street Band, and the man behind hit songs Born to Run, Dancing in the Dark, Streets of Philadelphia and Born in the U.S.A., Bruce Springsteen is a bonafide rock and roll icon. A constant presence on the touring circuit with multiple award-winning albums to his illustrious name, Bruce really is the only boss you should be listening to. Also available in Women's Slim Fit, Hooded Sweatshirt, Organic and Women's Organic. Please Note this is not an official Bruce Springsteen product

Live Forever (Inspired By Oasis) 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! A fantastic look for any Oasis fan!

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.

Smoking Gun 1965 (Inspired By Keith Moon, The Who) Embroidered Sweatshirt

A Keith Moon classic! This exclusive design features a hand holding a gun, as was worn by The Who's Keith Moon during a performance in Brighton back in 1965, and comes as a subtle left breast embroidered logo. A great addition to the collection of any Keith Moon and The Who fans!

Rash (Inspired By Geddy Lee, Rush) Embroidered Sweatshirt

A classic spin on a classic logo! This Rash design was worn by Rush's Geddy Lee, in the style of the font used for the band's first album. It was a regular that he would wear during the Time Machine tour! On this garment the design features as a subtle embroidered left breast logo. A must-have for all Rush fans!

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!

Lead Belly (As Worn By Kurt Cobain, Nirvana) Sweatshirt

Inspired by all kinds of genres, was Kurt! This exclusive design features an image of early Blues star Lead Belly. After listening to his music (following a throwaway insult from a journalist aimed at Nirvana), Kurt Cobain would become inspired by his music - so much so, Cobain would even cover a Lead Belly song during his MTV Unplugged performance in 1994! A must-have for any blues fan! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Polymer Records (Inspired by This Is Spinal Tap) Sweatshirt

Get heard with Polymer Records, the incompetent record label company! Featured in the Mockumentary comedy film This Is Spinal Tap (which followed the story of the fictional British rock band), the record label - struggling to get retailers to stock the band's album due to a sexist cover - decide to have the album released with an entirely black cover without consulting the group. Safe to say, this also proved unsuccessful for the band as it failed to draw crowds for autograph signing sessions! A brilliant design for fans everywhere!

I'm Feeling Supersonic (Inspired By Oasis) 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. A must-have for all Oasis fans!

Polymer Records (Inspired By This Is Spinal Tap) Embroidered Left Breast Logo Sweatshirt

Get heard with Polymer Records, the incompetent record label company! Featured in the Mockumentary comedy film This Is Spinal Tap (which followed the story of the fictional British rock band), the record label - struggling to get retailers to stock the band's album due to a sexist cover - decide to have the album released with an entirely black cover without consulting the group. Safe to say, this also proved unsuccessful for the band as it failed to draw crowds for autograph signing sessions! The design features as a subtle embroidered logo. A brilliant design for fans everywhere!

I'm Feeling Supersonic (Inspired By Oasis) Organic 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. A must-have for all Oasis fans!

Spinal Tap 11 Sweatshirt

"These go to eleven!" Inspired by the mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap, Nigel Tufnel explains to filmmaker Marty DiBergi about his special amplifier which goes one louder compared to everyone else - "you're on 10 on your guitar, where do you go from there?". Rock out, and turn it up to 11 with this exclusive design!

Tougher Than The Rest (Bruce Springsteen Influenced) Sweatshirt

A popular hit in Europe! This exclusive design is inspired by the Bruce Springsteen 1988 hit Tougher Than The Rest, which reached #13 in the UK charts in July of that year. While not his biggest single overall, it found more success in Europe, including reaching #3 in Switzerland! A must-have for fans of the Boss!

Welcome To Rosie's (AC/DC Influenced) Sweatshirt

Wild nights, indeed! This exclusive design features a style inspired by the AC/DC 1977 single "Whole Lotta Rosie", which would have to wait until 1980 to reach #36 in the UK charts. Bon Scott wrote the song in tribute to a woman he met and spent the night with. Having met her in the evening and telling Scott she'd slept with 28 famous people that month, he recalled waking up the next morning and spotting Rosie whisper to her friend "29!". The woman in question sadly passed away aged just 22 in 1979, and Scott just a year later at 33. A brilliant design for AC/DC fans!

Rock 'N' Roll Star (Oasis Influenced) Sweatshirt

The opening track to one of the best albums of all time! This exclusive design features an Oasis-inspired styling of the chorus to "Rock 'N' Roll Star", the first song off the legendary 1994 album "Definitely Maybe"! Though this song wasn't released as a single (and thus never charted in the UK), it is easily one of the most recognisable and best performing non-charting singles in the catalogue for Oasis! Written by Noel Gallagher and sung by brother Liam, Noel claimed this was one of just three tracks he wrote in which he wanted to get a message across - all of the others, he said, was just repeating himself in a different way. A must-have for any Oasis & Britpop fan!

Rock 'N' Roll Star (Oasis Influenced) Organic Sweatshirt

The opening track to one of the best albums of all time! This exclusive design features an Oasis-inspired styling of the chorus to "Rock 'N' Roll Star", the first song off the legendary 1994 album "Definitely Maybe"! Though this song wasn't released as a single (and thus never charted in the UK), it is easily one of the most recognisable and best performing non-charting singles in the catalogue for Oasis! Written by Noel Gallagher and sung by brother Liam, Noel claimed this was one of just three tracks he wrote in which he wanted to get a message across - all of the others, he said, was just repeating himself in a different way. A must-have for any Oasis & Britpop fan!