Levellers "Classic Logo" Tee
This is the logo that launched a thousand festival singalongs. That weathered, torn-paper aesthetic isn't just design - it's rebellion. The Levellers didn't just make music, they made anthems for the dispossessed, the travelers, the free festival generation who refused to be boxed in by Thatcher's Britain.
The deliberately rough-edged logo captures everything the band stands for - grassroots, authentic, unpolished in the best possible way. From "One Way" to "What a Beautiful Day," these Brighton folk-punks gave voice to a generation that lived outside the system and loved every minute of it.
Soft black cotton that'll age as beautifully as their songs do. This isn't fashion - it's a statement of allegiance to the kind of music that comes from the heart, not the boardroom.
For the crusties, the free spirits, and anyone who believes that the best parties happen in muddy fields with acoustic guitars and no corporate sponsors.