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This Kaiser Chiefs logo design keeps the artwork clean and direct, with a bold black band logo printed across the front of a white kids tee.

The white colourway gives the logo a crisp, high-contrast hit, making this version feel brighter and more stripped back than the black tee.

It’s simple in the right way — no extra graphics, no clutter, just a proper UK indie band logo shirt for young Kaiser Chiefs fans.

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This Kaiser Chiefs logo tee keeps the design bold and simple, with the band name printed in black across the front of a grey kids t-shirt.

The grey colourway gives it a more laid-back feel than the black or white versions, while the black logo still keeps the design sharp and easy to recognise.

It’s a classic band tee setup — strong logo, simple colour palette and no unnecessary extras getting in the way of the music.

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The Jilted Generation design pulls from one of The Prodigy’s biggest album eras, with the screaming figure artwork, heavy black-and-white print and Music For The Jilted Generation title detail.

It’s dark, intense and properly wired — the kind of album artwork that looks like it came from a broken speaker stack and a very angry rave flyer.

Printed on black, the artwork feels even heavier, giving the tee a proper underground edge without needing bright colours or overworked graphics.

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The War Hole design takes a skull graphic and throws it through a loud pop-art filter — electric blue face, pink hair, black drips and a jagged Prodigy logo cutting across the top.

It has that warped gallery-meets-rave feel, like classic pop-art imagery got dragged into a dark club and plugged into a dirty bassline.

Printed on white, the blue, pink and black artwork hits bright and strange, giving this tee a cleaner base but still keeping the graphic full of Prodigy weirdness.

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The Voodoo People design keeps the front brutal and simple: a huge skull graphic in white, with that little fly detail sitting in the eye socket like a proper bit of Prodigy weirdness.

Round the back, the tee is finished with Voodoo People text at the top, giving it more of that full-design feel rather than just a standard one-sided band tee.

Printed white on black, the whole thing feels raw, graphic and instantly recognisable — exactly the kind of artwork that suits The Prodigy at full volume.

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The Invaders Must Die design throws rough-cut lettering and arrow graphics across the front in a way that feels wired, urgent and a bit unhinged — exactly where The Prodigy usually sound best.

It’s got that proper alarm-bell feel: sharp shapes, hand-drawn chaos and no interest in looking clean or polite.

Printed in orange on black, the artwork hits hard and fast, giving this version a darker, louder feel than a standard white graphic tee.

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The Invaders Must Die design uses rough, hand-cut style lettering with arrows shooting out from the centre, giving the whole print a proper Prodigy alarm-bell feel.

It’s chaotic without being messy — part rave graphic, part punk flyer, part “turn this up before someone sensible walks in”.

Printed in orange on white, the artwork hits bright and sharp, giving this tee a clean base with plenty of noise built into the graphic.

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The Disrupta design keeps it stripped back: one jagged Prodigy logo, one rough red print, and no extra clutter getting in the way.

It ties into The Prodigy’s Disrupta tour era, bringing that same sharp-edged, high-impact energy without turning the tee into a full-on poster.

Printed on white, the distressed red logo gets a brighter, more cut-through feel — bold, direct and still carrying plenty of rave-punk bite.

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The Disrupta design keeps it simple: one hard-edged Prodigy logo slammed across the front in a rough red print.

It’s less neon-rave chaos and more straight-up impact — bold lettering, dark background and that wired, confrontational feel that fits The Prodigy perfectly.

Printed on black, the red logo lands with a proper punch. Clean layout, no filler, just a strong graphic with plenty of bite.

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The Repeat Logo design stacks The Prodigy’s jagged logo four times across the front, each one landing in a different colour.

It’s simple, but it doesn’t play nice. The sharp lettering, bright colours and black tee give it that Prodigy mix of rave energy, punk attitude and electronic noise.

The black colourway gives the print extra punch, making the green, pink, blue and orange logos jump straight off the fabric.

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The Repeat Logo design takes The Prodigy’s sharp, jagged logo and stacks it four times across the front, each one hitting in a different bright colour.

It’s got that proper Prodigy clash of rave culture, punk attitude and electronic noise — loud without needing flames, skulls or anything overdone.

The white tee makes the green, pink, blue and orange print jump off the fabric, giving this one a cleaner but still chaotic feel.

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The Live '25 design keeps things properly Oasis — simple, bold and instantly recognisable, with the band's classic black boxed logo doing most of the talking.

The Live '25 lettering underneath gives the tee its tour identity without cluttering the design, creating a sharp black-and-white graphic that feels like proper gig merch rather than a standard logo shirt.

Printed on white, the black artwork hits cleanly and gives this version a brighter, stripped-back feel with plenty of classic Britpop attitude.

The Live '25 design keeps things properly Oasis — simple, direct and instantly recognisable, with the band's classic boxed logo doing most of the talking.

Printed in white on black, the artwork has a stronger, more gig-ready feel than the white tee version, with the distressed detailing giving it a slightly worn-in, tour-merch edge.

The Live '25 lettering underneath ties the design directly to the band's 2025 world tour, making this a proper piece of Oasis tour merch for young fans with good taste in music.

The front design pairs the boxed Oasis logo with a black-and-white image taken from the Wonderwall single artwork, giving this tee a more classic photo-merch feel than the simpler logo styles.

On the back, the Oasis Live '25 logo sits above the world tour text and a list of tour locations, tying the design directly to the 2025 tour and making it feel like proper gig merch from front to back.

Printed on black cotton, the monochrome artwork keeps everything clean, sharp and unmistakably Oasis, while the back print adds that extra bit of tour history young fans can wear.

The '96 Retro Logo gives the classic Oasis branding a distinctly mid-'90s feel, with the familiar white logo sitting inside a layered navy, pale blue and rust-coloured frame.

The light blue cotton base gives the artwork a softer, more vintage look than the black tour tees, while still keeping that instantly recognisable Oasis identity front and centre.

A Live '25 print on the sleeve adds a subtle tour detail, linking the retro-inspired front graphic with the band's 2025 world tour.

The Rock 'n' Roll Star design isn't interested in keeping things tidy. It throws together the Oasis logo, Live '25 lettering, monochrome portraits, handwritten notes and rough-edged graphics for a proper cut-and-paste rock 'n' roll look.

The distressed finish makes it feel like something pulled from an old gig poster, fanzine or backstage wall rather than a polished kids graphic tee.

Printed in black across crisp white cotton, it's bold, messy and unmistakably Oasis — exactly how proper band merch should be.