Hoodies, Sweatshirts, Zip-ups

£15 Philosophy Football .com hoodie

Made to the same exacting standards as our famous shirts, this garment should see you through to sunnier times while providing the warm glow of intellectual credibility too. Available in unisex s…

Badger Resistance hoodie

Our incredibly popular 'Badger Resistance' design now reproduced on a top quality hooded sweatshirt. Designed by renowned illustrator Dan Murrell to aid the widespread campaign against the misconceive…

Badger Resistance sweatshirt

Our incredibly popular 'Badger Resistance' design now reproduced on a top quality crew neck sweatshirt. Designed by renowned illustrator Dan Murrell to aid the widespread campaign against the misconc…

London Calling hoodie

On 14 December 1979, The Clash's third album London Calling was released. The double album catapulted The Clash from punk originals to the frontline of a generation's cultural resistance against al…

Albert Camus Hoodie

The first man on any teamsheet with philosophical pretensions. Alone, between the sticks Albert muses on the inspiring properties of the game he loved while preserving the existential being and nothin…

Jean-Paul Sartre Hoodie

Jean-Paul's tightness at the back was notoriously successful at securing the being and nothingness of a 0-0 draw. Same sizes as our T-shirts but if planning to wear over a garment bulkier than a…

Monty Python Hoodie

The game in which the Greeks put one over that German Kant. Devised by Cleese, Palin, Idle and the rest it was surely one of their funniest moments, without a dead parrot or silly walk to be seen. Des…

Clash 1977 hoodie

In April 1977 The Clash released their debut album, with Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Chimes kick-starting the punk'n'politics mix that in a short time they turned into Revolution Rock, to become for …

Pablo Neruda hoodie

"They can cut all the flowers, but they cannot stop the coming of spring"

Dissident and exile, the poet of Allende's Chile, the Chilean Spring cut down by the murderous regime of Pinochet but the hopes never extinguished, to rise again. Unisex sizes medium (40inch/100cms…

Frida Kahlo hoodie

“Feet, what do I need them for If I have wings to fly.” - Frida Kahlo Unrepentant communist, as passionate in her politics as her art, describing herself as a craftswoman in the service of …

QR Code Don't Think Consume hoodie

Our original 'Don't think, consume'  design now produced as a QR code, scan it with your phone, you'll be delighted to find where it takes you. 'Don't think, consume' wear your ironic res…

The Hill We Climb hoodie

' For there is always light,  if only we’re brave enough to see it.  If only we’re brave enough to be it.' Amanda Gorman's reading of her poem  The Hill We Climb electrified not simpl…

The Clash 1976-82 zip up sweatshirt

17 September 1982. Should I Stay or Should I Go released. The final release by Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Headon. The end. Our new style zip-up sweatshirt with collar celebrates The Clash …

Clash City Rocker zip-up

"Rock rock Clash city rockers" sounds just like yesterday? Still "Want to move the town to the Clash City Rockers"? "You need a little jump of electrical shockers" if we were there the first t…

The Jam 1977-82 zip-up sweatshirt

Three 1970s secondary schoolkids from Woking had a dream. To form a band, to play a gig, to release a single. 1977 their first, In The City, an album too. For five short years, tens of thousands …

Fairytale of New York T-shirt

"And the boys from the NYPD Choir were singing Galway Bay and the bells were ringing out for Christmas Day." Macgowan. MacColl, Finer, Trench. 25.12.1987

Christmas 1987.The Pogues, with Shane MacGowan joined on vocals by the sublime Kirsty MacColl, release surely the definitive alternative Christmas anthem Fairytale of New York For many a raucousl…

Fairytale of New York hoodie

Christmas 1987.The Pogues, with Shane MacGowan joined on vocals by the sublime Kirsty MacColl, release surely the definitive alternative Christmas anthem Fairytale of New York For many a raucousl…