Granada TV Retro Logo Kids T-Shirt

One of the most successful regional brands of TV production in the UK! Granada first began broadcasting in May 1956, and over time have created some of TV's most memorable programmes, including Coronation Street, The Krypton Factor, University Challenge, Sherlock Holmes and many, many more. Now owned - and known simply - by ITV, the Granada name dropped off TV screens in 2004, except for local programming for the region. Remember a classic brand with this exclusive design!

Jensen Logo Kids T-Shirt

A classic British company! Jenson Motors produced a number of fine classic sports and commercial cars between 1922 & 1976, and again in 1998 to 2011. Not just renowned for their own vehicles, they would also make specialist car bodies for the likes of Ford, Austin & Chrysler too! Show your love for this legendary brand with this exclusive design!

ATV Kids T-Shirt

The TV company that brought some of Britain's most classic shows to life! Associated TV began in 1955 providing weekend TV in the London region before extending this to the Midlands the following year. This grew to becoming a 7-day independent television service in 1968, before the franchise eventually finished broadcasting at the end of 1981 (it actually finished at 00:34 on January 1st, 1982 to wrap up their broadcasting covering the New Year celebrations). ATV was responsible for the early series of Bullseye and Family Fortunes, as well as Celebrity Squares, The Muppet Show and Tiswas among others. Remember a classic company (along with its seemingly CBS-inspired logo) with this design!

BOAC Kids T-Shirt

Before there was British Airways... This exclusive design features the logo of the now defunct airline BOAC (short for British Overseas Airways Corporation). Formed in 1939 from the merger of Imperial Airways and British Airways Ltd., the state airline played a significant role in transporting passengers during World War II. Post-war, BOAC would continue to expand its services in flights, including offering the first passenger jet service in 1952. Following a merger with BEA, the company would become British Airways in 1974, ending the BOAC lineage. A must-have for all aviation enthusiasts!