Weller Woking (As Worn By Paul Weller, The Jam) Organic T-Shirt

Woking Class Hero! This exclusive design features The Jam's frontman Paul Weller's surname, along with his home town of Woking. No wonder he was proud to wear this one then! A must-have for Paul Waller and The Jam fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Lion Of Judah (As Worn By Joe Strummer, The Clash) Organic T-Shirt

King Size! This exclusive design was worn by The Clash's Joe Strummer, which features the Lion of Judah - a prominent symbol in the Rastafarian movement. A must-have addition to the collection of any Joe Strummer/Clash fan!

Reni "Adored" (Stone Roses Influenced) Organic T-Shirt

Surely the King of the Bucket Hat? This exclusive design shows love for Alan "Reni" Wren, the drummer for The Stone Roses who was integral to the rise of the "Madchester" scene in the 90s! A must-have for Reni & The Stone Roses fans!

Lion Of Judah (As Worn By Joe Strummer, The Clash) Organic T-Shirt

King Size! This exclusive design was worn by The Clash's Joe Strummer, which features the Lion of Judah - a prominent symbol in the Rastafarian movement. A must-have addition to the collection of any Joe Strummer/Clash fan!

Blur vs. Oasis (NME Cover) Organic T-Shirt

The Battle of BritPop at its peak! This exclusive design features one of the most iconic front covers in NME's history. From August 1995, it highlighted that week's chart battle between Blur and Oasis - the two biggest names from the BritPop scene - who had both released new singles on the same week (although this was because Blur's record label moved theirs forward to clash with Oasis'). The rivalry had grown over the previous year - while both bands started out complimenting each other, over time each would taking joking jabs at the other. Even to the surprise of Damon Albarn himself, Blur would score their first UK #1 single with Country House, beating Oasis' Roll With It which had to settle for #2. A must-have for BritPop lovers!

The Beetles Organic T-Shirt

What if the Beatles were actually Beetles? This exclusive design features a spin on the classic Abbey Road album artwork for The Beatles, re-working the members of the group in to actual Volkswagen Beetles! A hilarious and fun design for any VW fan!

Hang The DJ (As Worn By Morrissey, The Smiths) Organic T-Shirt

Watch out, Steve Wright! This t-shirt design was sported by Morrissey from The Smiths, in relation to the group's song "Panic" (#11 in the UK charts) - written to lament pop music after the then-Radio 1 DJ played an upbeat pop song following news of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Following the release of the track and this design, Steve Wright refused to play any more songs by The Smiths or Morrissey but, in his usual joking self, took the incident in otherwise good humour (even trying to book The Smiths' frontman for an interview on his show!) A must-have for all Smiths and Morrissey fans!

Fela Kuti Organic T-Shirt

The pioneer of Afrobeat - a tribute to the legendary Fela Kuti! Looking for a way to differentiate his music to that of James Brown, Kuti created the Afrobeat genre, first coining the phrase in 1967 but really made it popular during the 1970s. He would continue to make music up until his death in 1997. This brilliant design, featuring his first name in a sporty brand style logo, is a must-have for all Afrobeat lovers!

West Ham Boys Club (As Worn By Morrissey, The Smiths) Organic T-Shirt

Not quite the sport you're thinking of! This exclusive design was worn by the lead singer of The Smiths, Morrissey, as a concert. Despite the significant look resembling the Hammers, the club in question is actually a Boxing and Sports Club since 1922 (when it was formerly known as the Boys Club until more recent times). A must-have for West Ham and Morrisey fans alike!