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The Music Maker t-shirt, worn here by UK Beatboxer Marv ILL, was very popular so we've just reprinted it -  this time on standard organic cotton tees, not the slim-fit style which it was originally printed on.

This t-shirt has been printed with water based, discharge inks.  Designed by Finger Food

Crank up the bass with this ‘Rebel Bass’ tee.

By the late 1980’s, the boom box had become a powerful icon of the urban hip-hop scene. It provided a sub-culture of youths with an influential public and social voice.

For the first time, modestly mixed tapes were created in bedrooms, small venues and clubs and taken to the streets. Tunes were shared faster than ever before. Underground music scenes boomed and sub-genres evolved and emerged.

The boom box symbolized shared attitudes, reinstating the presence of the undervalued youth, pissing off your elders and taking a stand against authority.

Steppin Out was designed by Owen Tozer. Click on the image to the left to go to this design on the THTC shop.

We have printed it in black with a metallic gold ink, navy with metallic silver ink and a handful of medium men's melange grey with metallic silver ink.

Also available in a ladies' cut here 

Designed by Foones, Birdies is THTC's most popular ever ladies' print.

This tee is printed with water based inks and a discharge printing process, using far less ink than traditional methods.

100% Organic, carbon neutral cotton, printed with water based, discharge inks.  Pictured Mc Zani and DJ Kayper