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Weekend Offender

06/03/2020

Stand Your Ground: New Weekend Offender Terrace Tees

The Weekend Offender Green Street t-shirt features the famous final fight scene from the 2005 hooligan film. Founded back in 2004 by Sam Jones and Rhydian Powell, Weekend Offender has become one of the most popular UK terrace brands. With a no fuss approach to their collections and a ‘does what is says on the tin’ mentality, Weekend Offender takes inspiration from the casual subculture of the UK, the music associated with it and everything in between. In 2016 the UK government even launched an investigation into the Welsh brand... Read More

09/02/2020

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New Overshirts At 80s CC

We’ve now introduced the classic military style from the likes of Weekend Offender, Lyle & Scott & Pretty Green. Military apparel has played a big role in British subcultures over the last 50 years. The mods for example were the first to wear the M-51 military parka whilst riding around the cold and wet streets of London on their scooters. The skinheads were famous for wearing the M-A1 bomber jacket which was a key part of the skinhead uniform. Over the last 30 years the military overshirt has become a... Read More

24/11/2019

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Bovver, Ultras, Referees & Riots: Casual Tees At 80s CC

You’ll love out our latest collection of casual tees at 80s Casual Classics including the latest Weekend Offender Bovver t-shirt. We all love a bit of Bovver don’t we, the hardcore West Ham hooligan played by Leo Gregory in Lexi Alexander’s Green Street from 2005. Bovver wasn’t scared to get stuck in when it came on top with the likes of Birmingham’s Zulu’s, Man Utd’s Red Army or Millwall’s Bushwhackers. Alongside Top Dog, Cass and the more recent Once Upon A Time in London (now streaming on Netflix), Bovver has... Read More

10/08/2019

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New Weekend Offender Graphic Tees At 80s Casual Classics

The Weekend Offender The Firm t-shirt is just one of the latest styles to land at 80s Casual Classics from the British ‘casual’ brand. Weekend Offender was founded by Sam Jones and Rhydian Powell back in 2004. Over the last 15 years the British brand has established itself as one of the ‘go to’ brands within the casual subculture across the UK and Europe. As previously seen on the likes of Liam Gallagher as well as numerous boxers and MMA fighters, Weekend Offender have built up a loyal following of casual followers... Read More

21/04/2019

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Forever Adored: Stone Roses, Oasis & Balearic Vibes From Weekend Offender

We’ve now introduced some new music influenced styles to 80s Casual Classics such as the Weekend Offender Stone Roses t-shirt. Something Weekend Offender have always done a very good job of is their graphic tees. With casual and subculture inspired graphics with everything from collectable adidas trainers to Breaking Bad characters over the years, the Cardiff born early noughties brand has kept its fans guessing from season to season. Founded by Sam Jones and Rhydian Powell back in 2004 the brand quickly established itself with lad culture from the terraces to... Read More

30/12/2018

80's CC Nostalgia, Garments

Music, Movies & Casual Nostalgia Tees At 80 Casual Classics

From Leo Gregory’s notorious ‘Bovver’ character in Green Street to Paul Anderson’s ‘Bex’ in The Firm you’ll love our selection of casual t-shirts. We’ve now introduced a selection of casual t-shirts celebrating everything from the revival of 80s casual sportswear, the Madchester era as well as iconic football subculture & 80s movies such as Green Street, The Firm and of course The Business. Each style comes with its own exclusive graphics from celebrated casual brands like Weekend Offender as well as our own in house 80s CC label. Our casual... Read More

07/07/2018

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Made For The Casuals: Casual Logos At 80s Casual Classics

Our selection of casual t-shirts and sweats celebrates the casuals with a selection of casual logo and graphics. The casuals introduced continental sportswear to the UK thanks to supporters from clubs like Liverpool during the late 70s and early 80s who were travelling across Europe. The media were quick to judge but the new found casual movement wasn’t just about ‘rep’, it was a lifestyle, no different than say the mods before them. The term dressers came out about simply because like minded youths liked to look good and most... Read More