Beethoven Bowie Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Classics (in their own fields) coming together to make Beethoven Bowie! The classical composer is seen donning Bowie's facepaint in this design, leading to one rather humorous image!

The Bowie Travel Company Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Even a trip to Mars, to see if there's life there! This exclusive design is a brilliant nod to the iconic 1973 single by David Bowie "Life On Mars" - particularly the line "see the mice in their million hordes, from Ibiza to the Norfolk broads"! The song also became the theme tune to, and inspiration for, a BBC drama in the mid-noughties called Life On Mars, where a police detective somehow travels back to 1973. A must-have for David Bowie fans!

The Bowie Travel Company Hooded Sweatshirt

Even a trip to Mars, to see if there's life there! This exclusive design is a brilliant nod to the iconic 1973 single by David Bowie "Life On Mars" - particularly the line "see the mice in their million hordes, from Ibiza to the Norfolk broads"! The song also became the theme tune to, and inspiration for, a BBC drama in the mid-noughties called Life On Mars, where a police detective somehow travels back to 1973. A must-have for David Bowie fans!

The Bowie Travel Company Sweatshirt

Even a trip to Mars, to see if there's life there! This exclusive design is a brilliant nod to the iconic 1973 single by David Bowie "Life On Mars" - particularly the line "see the mice in their million hordes, from Ibiza to the Norfolk broads"! The song also became the theme tune to, and inspiration for, a BBC drama in the mid-noughties called Life On Mars, where a police detective somehow travels back to 1973. A must-have for David Bowie fans!

The Bowie Travel Company Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Even a trip to Mars, to see if there's life there! This exclusive design is a brilliant nod to the iconic 1973 single by David Bowie "Life On Mars" - particularly the line "see the mice in their million hordes, from Ibiza to the Norfolk broads"! The song also became the theme tune to, and inspiration for, a BBC drama in the mid-noughties called Life On Mars, where a police detective somehow travels back to 1973. A must-have for David Bowie fans!

Rock Against Racism 70s Logo Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

An idea that was meant to lead to a one-off gig turned out to become so much more! A concert which planned to bring both black and white fans of music together in order to discourage young people from embracing racism - a rising concern in the mid-late 1970s with racially aggravated assaults and support for the far-right National Front growing, alongside controversial and offensive comments from the likes of Eric Clapton and David Bowie (though Bowie would apologise for his comments and denounce them later, and making a stand for racial equality in his career following this). Eventually this would extend to many concerts and gigs, as well as carnivals and spread outside of the UK. This product features the authentic design from the original Rock Against Racism gig from 1976. A must-have for any music lover!

Rock Against Racism 70s Logo Hooded Sweatshirt

An idea that was meant to lead to a one-off gig turned out to become so much more! A concert which planned to bring both black and white fans of music together in order to discourage young people from embracing racism - a rising concern in the mid-late 1970s with racially aggravated assaults and support for the far-right National Front growing, alongside controversial and offensive comments from the likes of Eric Clapton and David Bowie (though Bowie would apologise for his comments and denounce them later, and making a stand for racial equality in his career following this). Eventually this would extend to many concerts and gigs, as well as carnivals and spread outside of the UK. This product features the authentic design from the original Rock Against Racism gig from 1976. A must-have for any music lover!

Rock Against Racism 70s Logo Sweatshirt

An idea that was meant to lead to a one-off gig turned out to become so much more! A concert which planned to bring both black and white fans of music together in order to discourage young people from embracing racism - a rising concern in the mid-late 1970s with racially aggravated assaults and support for the far-right National Front growing, alongside controversial and offensive comments from the likes of Eric Clapton and David Bowie (though Bowie would apologise for his comments and denounce them later, and making a stand for racial equality in his career following this). Eventually this would extend to many concerts and gigs, as well as carnivals and spread outside of the UK. This product features the authentic design from the original Rock Against Racism gig from 1976. A must-have for any music lover!