Socks
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: 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: A clever, minimalist homage to The Jam's iconic 1978 track 'Down in the Tube Station at Midnight' from the legendary All Mod Cons album. Featuring the classic London Underground roundel redrawn with the station name 'MIDNIGHT,' this clean design is the ultimate insider apparel for Mods, Paul Weller fanatics, and lovers of classic British new wave and punk history.
