Pink Floyd Music T-Shirts

Here you will find Pink Floyd T-shirts with artwork from the band's entire history: from singles from the Syd Barrett era to the prism on The Dark Side of the Moon cover, the hammers from The Wall, The Division Bell album and concert posters. Most are black, short-sleeved and unisex, alongside women's T-shirts, crop tops, T-shirt dresses, vests and long-sleeved models. The band formed in London in 1965 and found worldwide fame with the concept albums of the 1970s, whose covers appear most often on the T-shirts. Most prints are on the front only, with a smaller number of T-shirts also featuring a print on the back.

Prism, hammers or metal heads: which album is the artwork from?

• The early days with Syd Barrett (1967 – 1968): the singles Arnold Layne, See Emily Play and Apples and Oranges, and the album A Saucerful of Secrets.
• The late 1960s and early 1970s: the albums Atom Heart Mother and Meddle, and the concert film shot in the amphitheatre in Pompeii.
• The peak of the 1970s: The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) with its prism splitting light into a rainbow, Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979) with its marching hammers.
• The later years: the concert at Knebworth in 1990, The Division Bell (1994) with two metal heads facing each other, The Endless River (2014) and the Echoes compilation.

The prism from The Dark Side of the Moon comes in the most variations: the original cover, a prism beneath an arch with lettering, with blue or pink paint splashes, in a vintage style or as a small chest design. If you only want the band's name, choose a T-shirt with a logo in a circle (Circle Logo) or stencil-style lettering (Stencil Logo).

What do Stone Wash, Dip-Dye, Puff Print or Burnout mean in a T-shirt's name?

The name of a Pink Floyd T-shirt often tells you how it is made or printed:

• Stone Wash: the T-shirt is washed with stones, making the fabric softer and the colour faded as if it had been worn for years.
• Dip-Dye: the T-shirt is only partially dipped in dye, so one colour blends gradually into another.
• Puff Print and Hi-Build: the print is thicker and raised above the fabric, so you can feel the design with your fingers.
• Burnout: some fibres are etched out of the fabric, making the T-shirt lightweight and partly see-through.
• Sublimation: the dye is infused directly into the polyester fibre, allowing the design to cover the entire surface without cracking.
• Ringer: the trim around the neck and sleeves is a different colour from the rest of the T-shirt.

A T-shirt for yourself or a gift: how do you get the size right?

Unisex Pink Floyd T-shirts have a straight cut and are mainly made in sizes S to 2XL. Women's T-shirts are narrower at the waist and shorter, crop tops finish above the waist and some are made from mesh, while T-shirt dresses are the length of short dresses. Most T-shirts are cotton, with some made from softened Soft-Style cotton, recycled cotton or polyester.

Most T-shirt measurements follow the size chart from the manufacturer Rock Off. Before buying, lay your favourite T-shirt flat, measure its width under the armpits and length from the shoulder, and compare them with the chart on the product page. If you are buying a T-shirt as a gift and do not know the size, a unisex cut is a safer choice than a women's cut. For cooler days, pair it with a Pink Floyd sweatshirt; posters, mugs and other items from the band are in the Pink Floyd merchandise section.