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Kinda punk, kinda not. The Cure’s post-punk style expanded a genre over the course of their career. But for their debut 1979 album, ‘Three Imaginary Boys’, the sound would be the closest the group would ever get to pure punk. This t-shirt dress displays the album’s original artwork, featuring a lamp, a fridge, and a vacuum cleaner, which each symbolize a member of the band. A bright pink album cover ironically speaks to the depth of darkness throughout the album — summing up the themes of loneliness within crowded cities in a bittersweet way.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 31" in length. If you have a longer torso, we recommend sizing up! 

Love a comeback story. Black Sabbath dismissed Ozzy Osborne during the late 70’s on the grounds that his drinking and drug use had become out of control — a pretty bold statement coming from a band with a collective Herculean drug habit. Osborne’s plans were to let himself fully spiral down a dangerous hole, but it was future Mrs. Osborne who had another direction in mind. Giving him the motivation to pull himself together, Sharon (then Arden) set the gears in motion for one of the most unlikely comeback stories in rock history. Osborne’s 1980 debut solo album, ‘Blizzard of Ozz’, defined a new decade of metal, just like he had done with Black Sabbath — proving that the world wasn’t finished listening to Ozzy just yet. When you wear this double-sided tour tee, know that you’re wearing the original cover art from the album that was one of the greatest comeback stories in music history.

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100% Cotton 

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True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 24" in length. 

1969 –– the summer of Woodstock, landing on the moon, the Manson murders, and Janis Joplin and the Kozmic Blues Band at the Hollywood Bowl. Personifying the era of 1960’s music, Janis defined a new direction during her short career — the new kind of female persona in rock. Her larger than life presence, whiskey-induced stage antics, and full bodied performances made her revolutionary during a historically wild time. Recalling the late summer concert at the Bowl, this poster style tour tee remembers a considerably more romantic and ambitious vision of freedom from the ultimate hippie icon.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 24" in length. 

Gonna make a jailbreak. Unrelenting and freewheeling, no one has ever had to question if AC/DC was having a good time. This reverse girlfriend style powers things back up with its electrifying colors and its appropriately aggressive take on raw rock essentials. Full of fist-pumping riffs and shout along choruses type of energy, this style gives you a choice: the AC/DC way or the highway.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 22" in length. 

Time to up the ante. Continuing an upward trajectory, KISS dropped their fourth studio album Destroyer in 1976, and to say it crushed the competition would be an understatement. Taking things beyond rock and into the world of pop, the album marks when KISS became one of the biggest bands in the world. Bringing depth and power to the KISS catalog, this muscle tank features the four members who exert a level of authority and discipline that will catch people by surprise. It meets the higher standards the band set for themselves for the album and takes things in an uncompromising, new direction. It’s a long-fitting tank that will surely demand attention.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 29" in length. 

Just an Ol’ Band From Texas. With an updated ‘80s sound that combined synths, sequencers, and soul, ZZ Top finally found major commercial success with their eighth studio album in 1983, Eliminator. An album that should have come standard with any new car, since it’s perfect for blasting on long drives, keeping you in a good mood and providing an upbeat companion as you drive down the open road. It can't be ignored that the Texas good time boys were on MTV non-stop, and the kids who fed on a daily diet of MTV ate it up. The band’s videos where they were portrayed as bearded saviors to guys in need pretty much sealed the deal. This girlfriend tee is a quick drive back to 1983, where the guys and their hot rod captured the MTV generation and made the leap from cult heroes to megastars. Roomy, so it’s a comfortable choice that’s along for the ride. It’s just one of those eternally cool basics that picks up the pace.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 22" in length. 

Show your love for Queen with this tee! 

Pair this rad tee with anything from jeans, to shorts. You can even layer it with a blazer or leather jacket for an ultra cool rocker vibe. Featuring distressing throughout.

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100% Cotton.

Fit Info

True to size. We recommend sizing up for a more oversized fit.

Model is 5"8 wearing a size Small, measuring 25" in length.

This graphic is a must-have! This tee is perfect for dressing up or down, making it a wardrobe staple!

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55% Cotton, 45% Modal

Fit Info

True to size. Model is 5'8" and wearing a size Small, measuring 27" in length.

The Doors’ fans know that their third album ‘Waiting For the Sun’ could have also been titled ‘Waiting For Jim’. The group had recorded the album after they found rapid fame with the release of their debut album, making recording sessions wild and brutal with Jim Morrison often not showing up, arriving late, or dipping too far into the rock star life with his Lizard King persona. Despite Morrison’s unpredictable behavior and the group hitting their “third album wall”, the album is an undeniable gem and the group’s first and only Number One album. Morrison’s fast and self-destructive behavior was personified on ‘Waiting For The Sun’ when he sang the lyrics “No one here gets out alive”, which tragically predicted his own fate just three years after the album’s release. Once you get eyes on this merch update for the historic album, we know you’ll also be singing “Hello, I love you”.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 24" in length. 

There’s music legends, and then there’s Bob Dylan. Known for having a poetic perspective on traditional American folk music, Dylan created work that is highly original and had a revolutionary impact on music history. Civil rights activist and artist, Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner — he’s not just another overachiever blowin’ in the wind. Hold onto a little bit of that magnificent mind with a tour tee that pays homage to an artist who’s multi-certified to stand the test of time.

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100% Cotton 

Fit Info

True to size. Model is wearing a size S, measuring 24" in length.