GallusTees

Description: Embrace history and resilience with this striking dark aesthetic design featuring a powerful witch-at-the-stake illustration framed by sacred Celtic protection symbols and the defiant declaration, "We Did Not Start The Fire." Perfect for history buffs, pagans, feminists, and anyone drawn to powerful gothic artwork.

Description: A defiant woman stands bound to the stake while the flames rise around her, and she doesn't flinch. For centuries, women were accused, tried and burned for being too outspoken, too independent or simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. This design is for the ones who were blamed, and for the ones who refuse to be blamed now. A Celtic knot and a triskele sit either side of her, a nod to the folklore and witch trials of Scotland and the wider Celtic lands. A good fit for feminists, history buffs, witchy folk and anyone who loves Halloween all year round. It makes a strong gift for a friend who likes her symbols with some bite. Designed by Gallus Tees. More folklore, witchy and naturalist designs in the shop.

Description: Homage to Billy Bragg's 1988 classic political Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards. " Mixing pop and politics" and Peanuts too.

Description: A subtle, melancholic nod for true 80s indie fans. Featuring detailed vintage line-art of gothic cemetery gates paired with the iconic opening lyric "A Dreaded Sunny Day" from The Smiths' classic track Cemetery Gates. Ideal for anyone who prefers a quiet stroll through historical graves over soaking up the sun. A perfect gift for lovers of classic post-punk, vintage gothic aesthetics, and alternative rock.

Description: A homage to the album that ignited punk. Celebrate the defining explosion of UK punk with this minimalist graphic tee inspired by 1977 and the iconic military-style aesthetics of Joe Strummer and The Clash. Featuring the sharp star-and-wings insignia paired with the quintessential year that changed rock history forever, it’s a subtle, stylish head-nod to fellow heads who know their punk roots. Perfect for gigs, record crate digging, or everyday rebel style.

Description: Young girl in 2014 standing strong for her country's independence. An independent Scotland in the EU is normal. Not wanting your country to have self determination is weird.

Description: An Independent Scotland would take its place on the world stage and would not to viewed through a London centric eye. Who is best placed to run a country but the people who live there.

Description: Poor Earth is doing its best. Inspired by the classic lyrics 'It's going to take a lotta love, this anxious little globe — complete with tiny sneakers and big worried eyes — just needs a lotta love (and maybe a hug). A sweet, slightly nervous take on Earth Day gear for anyone who cares about the planet, wants to spread kindness, or just loves a good worried-cute character. Perfect for Earth Day, teachers, environmentalists, or anyone who needs a gentle reminder that a little love goes a long way

Description: They were in town for just one night, but what a night

Description: I'll sail her up the west coast, through villages and towns, I'll be on my holidays they'll be doing their rounds. Homage to Scottish band, Deacon Blue and their song "Dignity"

Description: A tribute to one of the Jersey Shore's most iconic boardwalk landmarks — Madame Marie's Temple of Knowledge has been telling fortunes on the Asbury Park boardwalk since 1932. As referenced in Bruce Springsteen's Fourth of July (Sandy)