P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School (As Worn By Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, Beastie Boys) Organic T-Shirt

The King Ad-Rock! This exclusive design features the text "P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School", and was worn by Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys - seen when snapped in a photo of him trying out new technology for his remixing work! A must-have for all Beastie Boys fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School (As Worn By Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, Beastie Boys) Organic T-Shirt

The King Ad-Rock! This exclusive design features the text "P.S. 41 The Greenwich Village School", and was worn by Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys - seen when snapped in a photo of him trying out new technology for his remixing work! A must-have for all Beastie Boys fans! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

Destroy Power, Not People (As Worn By Joe Strummer, The Clash) Organic T-Shirt

Here's a political message to love one another and take down the powers that be instead - and to top it off, this design was rocked by none other than Joe Strummer of The Clash! The ideal, must-have item for Clash and Strummer fans alike!A superb, super soft organic cotton garment. This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

No Values (As Worn By Henry Rollins, Black Flag) Organic T-Shirt

How to promote a single? Use it on your band's logo and stick it on a t-shirt! That's what Henry Rollins did for a photoshoot with his Black Flag band, in a humorous twist on the group's own artwork! Perfect for fans of Rollins and Black Flag alike - get yours today!A superb, super soft organic cotton garment.

The Evolution Of Manchester Organic T-Shirt

The evolution in just a decade and a half! This exclusive design shows off the impressive timeline of iconic Manchester-based bands from 1980 through to 1995 - starting with the legendary Joy Division in 1980, The Smiths in 1985, Stone Roses in 1990 and Oasis in 1995. From Indie's roots through to Madchester and the incredible BritPop, this design celebrates them all - and is a must-have for true music lovers!

The Smiths (Ramones Influenced) Organic T-Shirt

Inspiration from one band to another! This exclusive design features the names of the members of The Smiths, in the classic Ramones-inspired style! This design features a few unique touches too, including the Union Flag as well as the text "Meat Is Murder", in reference to one of The Smiths' legendary albums! A must-have for any Smiths fan!

Mystery Train Inc. (As Worn By Joe Strummer, The Clash) Organic T-Shirt

When you decide to wear a design for a film you were in! This exclusive design was worn by The Clash's Joe Strummer, who featured in the 1989 film "Mystery Train". He played the character Johnny, otherwise known as "Elvis", who has a rather eventful night following the loss of his job and his girlfriend leaving him. A must-have for all fans of Joe Strummer and The Clash! This product is not endorsed in any way by the celebrity pictured wearing it.

It Takes Guts To Be Gentle And Kind (As Worn By Morrissey, The Smiths) Organic T-Shirt

A t-shirt worn by The Smiths frontman, featuring lyrics from one of their classic singles "I Know It's Over". An addition to the collection for all Smiths fans!

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!

Buzzcocks Gig Poster 1980 Organic T-Shirt

What a bargain for such a group! This exclusive design features a gig poster for the Buzzcocks from Sunday, 2nd November 1980 at the Lyceum in London. It featured supports acts Au Pairs, Orange Juice, The Delmontes and The Things - 5 acts in total for just £3 (which even in modern days is still less than £20)! A brilliant design and must-have for any Buzzcocks fan!