Red Molotov T-Shirts

A double meaning for all the nihilists out there: nihilism, it means nothing to me. redmolotov.com/nihilism-tshirt #nihilismmemes #cheerfulnihilism #nihilism

The shirt itself comes in the yellow of the Trotters' famous Reliant Robin van and features a subtle houndstooth pattern mimicking that seen on Del's flat cap. The front shirt sponsor is, of course, "Trotters Independent Trading Co".

The football shirt of the Nag's Head pub team that terrorised Peckham pitches during the 1980s. redmolotov.com/only-fools-and… #onlyfoolsandhorses #nagshead #boycie #delboy #trottersindependenttraders

At the bottom of the rear of the shirt is an image of the famous Reliant Robin as well as the phrase "lovely jubbily" - another favourite of Del Boy's.

The shirt features the name "Boycie" on the back, in tribute to Herman Aubrey "Boycie" Boyce, and the number 7 (we think that Boycie would definitely want the number 7 shirt for himself).

The sleeve sponsor features the logo of "Peckham Spring Water" - one of Derek's many money-making schemes which featured on the 1992 Christmas Special "Mother Nature's Son".

Our tribute to the classic British sitcom "Only Fools and Horses" features an embroidered badge based on the sign outside the pub in the programme and includes the motto "he who dares wins" - a quote frequently used by Derek "Del Boy" Trotter.

The shirt would not be complete without a reference to Manuel, whose costume and catchphrase are immortalised near the bottom hem.

The Fawlty F.C. kit draws inspiration from one of Basil Fawlty's iconic jackets. The embroidered Fawlty F.C. badge features an artistic rendering of the hotel. redmolotov.com/football-shirt… #fawltytowers #basilfawlty #johncleese #iknownothing

On the back, we have Fawlty in tribute to everyone's favourite grumpy hotelier, and the number 75 in honour of the show's first airing.

The other sleeve features the logo of Nell Wynn's Tea Rooms—in the words of Basil Fawlty, "There's been a lot of bloodshed at the Nell Wynn's Tea Rooms, you know?"

Our main sponsor is the definitely, very, absolutely not reputable O'Reilly Building Contractors. On one sleeve, we have an advert for the hotel's very own Gourmet Night, every Thursday, wherein you may eat duck and only duck.

The name "Torrance" on the shirt back includes a stylised hatchet, whilst the number 42 famously features numerous times in Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation.

Our tribute to the classic horror film and novel #TheShining. In the 1980 film adaptation, Jack Nicholson famously played Jack Torrance, and it is his shirt that we have produced here. redmolotov.com/football-shirt… #theshiningedit #jacktorrance #stanleykubrick #stephenking

The sleeve sponsor is the logo of Calumet Baking Powder, a product that features regularly in the film, while at the bottom rear we have repeated and slightly varied iterations of a typewritten "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"; another famous image from the film.

The embroidered badge features the club name "Sidewinder FC" - the small Colorado town which was the nearest settlement to the hotel - and design based on a map of the maze from the hotel grounds.

The shirt design features the repeating pattern that appears on the hotel's carpet, while the main shirt sponsor is the Overlook Hotel itself: the remote and haunted place which Jack agrees to be caretaker for over the winter.

Are you a Grumpy Old-Fashioned Lefty Atheist? Perhaps, you know one. This is for them. redmolotov.com/grumpy-lefty-t… #grumpy #oldfashioned #lefty #atheist

Featuring sponsor logos taken from Betelgeuse’s business card and the Handbook for the Recently Deceased - the manual to help guide ghosts into the next life.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Based on the Tim Burton classic #Beetlejuice comes this kit for the Saturn Sandworms - the giant snake-like monsters from outer space that feature in the movie. redmolotov.com/football-shirt… #Betelgeuse #beetlejuicebeetlejuice #beetlejuiceedit

Taking the splattered black and white stripes from the malicious spirit Betelegeuse’s famous suit with the number 3 on the back - the number of times you need to say (or not say) his name to summon him.