Raleigh Strika (As Worn By Marc Bolan, T. Rex) Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

A "Strika" of a design! This exclusive design features the Raleigh Strika bicycle. This particular design was worn by T. Rex's frontman Marc Bolan, and he was seen earing it during a performance on The Marc Show, the last episode from 1977. A must-have for Bolan and T. Rex fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Keith Richards Face (As Worn By Patti Smith) Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Ever been a fan of Rolling Stones' Keith Richards so much that you'd love a t-shirt with his face on it? Fear not, we've got you covered - thanks to Patti Smith! She also wrote a poem for the guitarist which featured in Rock Scene, a music magazine from May 1977, called "Wreath".

Andy Warhol's Bad (As Worn By Debbie Harry, Blondie) Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

From a photo shoot in 1979 at the Old Street Studio in London, frontwoman for the iconic New Wave band Blondie Debbie Harry wore this t-shirt, as well as performing on stage with it too. Andy Warhol's Bad was a 1977 comedy film; the last he produced before his death 10 years later. Perfect for the collection of Andy Warhol, Debbie Harry and Blondie fans!

Doctor X (As Worn By Debbie Harry, Blondie) Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Who knew Debbie Harry was a wrestling fan? Sporting this t-shirt at a gig in New York in 1977, the lead singer of Blondie wore this "Doctor X" design, a character portrayed by wrestler Dick Beyer, who had made his name in the AWA! A brilliant addition to the collection of any Debbie Harry or Blondie fan!

T. Rex Original '70s Logo (As Worn By Captain Sensible, The Damned) Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

T. Rex Original '70s Logo Organic Women's T-shirt by TshirtGrill 100% Skal certified combed organic cotton Exclusive TshirtGrill design Taped rib neck Fitted style with side seams About the Design Formed by singer-songwriter, and glam rock icon, Marc Bolan, T. Rex were a British rock & roll group formed in swingin’ 1967. The band originally went by the name Tyrannosaurus Rex, putting out a series of under-the-radar folk rock albums. During the early to mid ‘70s, the band went electric, turned it up loud and released a string of hits that included such timeless classic as Jeepster, Get It On, Hot Love, Children of the Revolution, Ride a White Swan, Telegram Sam, Metal Guru and I Love to Boogie. At the height of their powers the band put out six UK top-30 albums, including the chart-topping Electric Warrior, cementing their status as one of glam rock’s most enduring acts. Sadly, tragedy struck in 1977; Bolan was killed in a car accident and the band fell apart. In September 1976 during one of their gigs, The Damned's Captain Sensible wore this design! Fortunately, the band’s music lives on. Show the world just how much T. Rex mean to you with this glam new design, based on original ‘70s artwork, and pressed onto an eye catching yellow garment.