NewAmusements

Description: If you're a vibecoder or into vibecoding, this is the shirt for you. With a burgundy to magenta turulent wash pattern

Description: Encourage people not to talk at gigs by pointing your shirt out to them... gigs are for listening to, not talking through, right?

Description: Mission patch for the doomed Mars mission in the classic 1970s science fiction film Capricorn One.

Description: Another old joke, recycled, this time with an ornithological angle. Because "puffin" sounds a bit like "nothing", see...?

Description: Show your love for metal detecting, detectors and detectorists in general!

Description: Inspired by the sticker on Paul's bass in Get Back?

Description: Show your love for following scientific advice ... never more relevant. This is the light text version, for dark shirts. There is also a dark text version, for light shirts.

Description: For fans of Milhouse Van Houten (Bart Simpson's best friend) and/or disgraced former President of the United States Richard Milhouse Nixon (however unlikely that may be), this riffs on a popular brand of outdoor wear

Description: For fans of the Patrick Swayze movie Roadhouse and/or Peter Griffin and Family Guy ("Roadhouse!"), this riffs on a popular brand of outdoor wear

Description: For fans of Bauhaus (the band) and/or fans of Bauhaus (the design school), this riffs on a popular brand of outdoor wear

Description: The 90s indie band Sleeper was the inspiration for the phrase "Sleeperbloke", referring to the disparity between the glamorous singer Louise Wener and the other frequently ignored members of the band (who tended to be far more anonymous and stood at the back). This pejorative term was used by music press journalists and musicians, to refer to any person of limited standing within a band or an especially drab and unremarkable individual.

Description: The 90s indie band Sleeper was the inspiration for the phrase "Sleeperbloke", referring to the disparity between the glamorous singer Louise Wener and the other frequently ignored members of the band (who tended to be far more anonymous and stood at the back). This pejorative term was used by music press journalists and musicians, to refer to any person of limited standing within a band or an especially drab and unremarkable individual.

Description: Squirrels. They're nuts, aren't they?

Description: If you had a TI-99/4a back in the day, this was the best game to have, no contest.

Description: Be(ware) an unreliable narrator.

Description: Cheering jumping on the Handforth Parish Council bandwagon with this one. More power to Jackie Weaver though :)

Description: Another in the "logos of yesteryear" series. Southern Television was an independent television franchise in the UK in the 1960s and 1970s. This was their logo and it's a rich childhood memory, hence my attempt to replicate it. Right now, I guess it would also suit southerners.

Description: Another in the "logos of yesteryear" series. Associated Television, or ATV, was an independent television franchise in the UK in the 1960s and 1970s. This was their logo and it's a rich childhood memory, hence my attempt to replicate it.

Description: The iconic hall carpet pattern from The Overlook Hotel... you'll never want to leave...

Description: Fans of Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece The Shining will have theories as to what's going on in this hotel room.

Description: "However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light." A quote attributed to the late film director Stanley Kubrick. Illustrated here with a black and white behind-the-scenes from the filming of A Clockwork Orange.

Description: Back in the day (way, way back in the day) this was the official logo for all audio tape, as originally specc'ed by Philips.

Description: If you love camping, then you'll often be intense.

Description: You've all seen the "Lennon & McCartney & Harrison & Starr" kind of shirt. Well here's one for fans of The Wedding Present, in recognition of the fact that David Gedge is the one constant of the band.

Description: Inspired by lineman Roy Neary's pickup truck in Steven Spielberg's classic 1970s science fiction film Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Description: The Periodic Table in all its chemical glory.

Description: Ankh is the symbol of mythical refuge Sanctuary in the classic 1970s science fiction film Logan's Run.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a subtle statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! Makes a great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.

Description: A phonetic spelling of a modern curse word in Anglo-Saxon runes! Make a statement, confuse your friends, curse in any situation! A great talking point too.