CalypsoTees

Description: Throwback 1980s style design, bringing back memories of T&T beach life, and the pulsating, soca-tastic sounds of Carnival fete.

Description: Celebrating Aldwyn Roberts, known best as the Grand Master of Calypso, Lord Kitchener. An icon of Trinidadian music from the post-war calypso era to the soca hits of the 1990s.

Description: The historic "Calypso" record label was set up in 1953 by Trinidadian entrepreneur Aubrey Christopher and American music mogul Ross Russell, who is known for founding the famous jazz label Dial. Calypso's short 78rpm series included recordings by Mighty Terror, Small Island Pride, and Mighty Viper. The success of this series led to Christopher's decision to found his own label, the legendary Kay, in 1955. Pay tribute to these calypso pioneers with this replica label design.

Description: Life's too short for that 9-to-5! Take a break in the Caribbean's southernmost island paradise with this humorous vintage-style tee. A loving replica of a classic T&T tourist shop design.

Description: Classic logo of the Trinidadian record label Kay, which produced calypso recordings during the 1950s from Christopher Recording and Radio Service, Nelson Street, Port of Spain. Famous for launching the career of Mighty Sparrow, and supporting the careers of many other beloved artists of Trinidad such as Lord Melody, Lord Christo, Cyril Diaz and Fitz Vaughan Bryan.

Description: A tribute to a pioneering calypsonian of the early 20th century. From the 1920s on through the 1940s, Wilmoth Houdini recorded many memorable calypsos including "Uncle Joe Gimme Mo'", "Bobby Sox Idol", "Arima Tonight, Sangre Grande Tomorrow Night", "Poor But Ambitious", and the catchy "Gin And Cocoanut Water" which adorns this design.

Description: Logo from the classic Trinidadian label Village Records, who released music from the likes of Lord Fluke, Carol Addison, Andre Tanker and more. The logo includes an outline of the island of Trinidad, with the label's name spelled out in a funky 1970s typeface.

Description: Logo of the classic calypso label National Record Company, operated by the Mighty Sparrow and home to such artists as Lord Nelson, Mighty Terror, Zandolee, and many more. The logo is a replica of the centre label design found on countless NRC vinyl records of the 1960s and '70s, proudly comprised of Trinidad and Tobago's national colours.

Description: For the man with style and swagger, in Trinidad & Tobago known simply as "Saga Boy"!

Description: Celebrate the winner of Trinidad's 1964 Carnival Road March competition with this vintage-style commemorative design. After returning home to Trinidad from England in the early 1960s, Lord Kitchener made a calypso comeback with catchy Road March hits such as "The Road" and "My Pussin". 1964's "Mama This Is Mas" is a true classic, not only clinching the Road March prize but also becoming the winning composition at that year's Panorama steelband competition.

Description: The classic 1960s and '70s logo of West Indies Records Limited. The "Hottest Sounds Around" slogan was found on hundreds of WIRL's 45rpm vinyl record sleeves, advertising their line of Caribbean recordings from calypso to spouge, reggae to soul, and much more.

Description: The label design from Vivian J. Lee's Vee-Jay's imprint which released classic 1950s recordings by Lord Melody, King Fighter, Lord Coffee, and Lord Canary, among others, from a corner studio in Georgetown, British Guyana.

Description: Classic logo of the Trinidadian record label Vitadisc, which produced calypso and steelband recordings during the 1950s and '60s from Vital Angel's studio in Maraval. Their regular slogan was "You'll Sure Love The Rhythm." Vitadisc recording artists included Mighty Sparrow, Lord Melody, Mighty Spoiler, Mighty Dictator, Mighty Viper, and Cyril Diaz.