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!

Klubber's Nice Tripsies Original Rave Design Organic Sweatshirt

Breakfast with a tripping twist... This hilarious design from the 90's Acid House scene parodies the popular breakfast cereal Rice Krispies - a brilliant throwback for those who want to reminisce on the good times of the 90's (...if you can remember it)!A superb, super soft organic cotton garment.

Super Her (As Worn By Louise Wener, Sleeper) Organic Sweatshirt

Who needs a Super Hero, when you can have a Super Her? This exclusive design features the slogan "Super Her", as worn by Sleeper front woman Louise Wener. A must-have for Louise Wener & Sleeper fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Ready Steady Go! Organic Sweatshirt

A 60s classic! This exclusive design will bring back memories of the TV show "Ready Steady Go", a short-lived programme from 1963-66 on ITV. Featuring music performances and interviews, this show actually pre-dated the BBC's "Top of the Pops", and while the BBC's version lasted a lot longer it would incorporate certain elements that originally came from Ready Steady Go, such as having the audience dancing around performers on stage. A must-have for those who remember this classic!

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.