DJ PILGRIM

In 1992, I screen-printed T-shirts for DJ Pilgrim connected with the Pandemonium rave events at Andromeda 3. The events featured well-known DJs from the early hardcore and jungle scene, including Micky Finn, DJ SS, Top Buzz,Bryan Gee, Groove Rider and Bassline Smith, along with many other artists from the underground rave movement of the early 1990s.  

QUEST 

T-Shirts I Screen Printed for Legendary DnB Club in Wolverhampton. For the march month with some big DJs booked with the likes of Fabio, Groove Rider, Carl Cox, Dj Rapp, Dj Hype, Top Buzz, Dj Pilgrim, Ned Rider, Stu Allen and many more 

QUEST 

Quest and Fibre Optic teamed up to bring The Promise Land to The Sanctuary.A massive rave with an unforgettable lineup including Groove Rider, Slipmatt, The Pilgrim, Tango, DJ SS, DJ Hype, and more. For the event. TOP NIGHT!

VISION

T-shirts I screen-printed for Legendary Vision, a massive 10,000-person rave with a full funfair and a live PA from Human Resource. I also ran a stall at the event, selling my Cut Throat T-shirts.

VISION

T-shirts I screen-printed for Legendary Vision, a massive 10,000-person rave with a full funfair and a live PA from Human Resource. I also ran a stall at the event, selling my Cut Throat T-shirts.

VISION

T-shirts I screen-printed for Legendary Vision, a massive 10,000-person rave with a full funfair and a live PA from Human Resource. I also ran a stall at the event, selling my Cut Throat T-shirts.

Love Skull by Dez

LOVE SKULL was designed by legendary graffiti artist Dez TWC (RIP) of The Wild Criminals and the Underground Graffiti Federation. A student and crew mate of Goldie (Metalheadz) This was a part of my cut throat T-shirt range is use to sell at raves back in the early 90s 

RAGGA MUFFIN

I screen-printed this T-shirt for the Ragga Muffin clothing brand, designed by Clive Woodstock, who also worked on London brands Big Broad and Massive. The T-shirt was part of a collection sold at major carnivals, and I was lucky enough to travel with the crew, selling my Cut Throat T-shirt. Glastonbury 1990 was unforgettable—our stall stayed open 24 hours for five days, running on no sleep! We even blagged our way in and set up with no permission—something you definitely couldn’t do today. Shout out to Biggie, Footies, and Clive (RIP).

Wild Style 

I hand screen-printed T-shirts for Goldie of Metalheadz for a 1990 event at the Old Cleos, featuring DJs from Soul II Soul, Massive Attack, Maxx from Ruby Reds, and Pilgrim from Wolverhampton. Ticky also performed and even stayed at my house—an unforgettable moment from the early rave scene.

Acid House  

These T-shirts were hand screen-printed for Goldie of Metalheadz and feature an iconic Acid House design. The tie-dye versions gained recognition in newspapers during the height of the Acid House rave scene.

I Screen-Printed T-shirts for Goldie of Metalheadz, featuring one of his iconic Old School B-BOY characters. The design was produced as a vibrant 6 colour screen print.

Mind Blown  

I Screen Printed T-shirts for Goldie of Metalheadz, featuring 2-way colour blends to capture the trippy vibes of the rave scene. This was part of the iconic Acid House tie-dye collection from 1990.

DJ PILGRIM 

One-off T-shirt I screen printed in the early 1990s for drum & bass DJ and graffiti artist DJ Pilgrim. Pilgrim has played at some of the biggest drum & bass events over the years and is still DJing today.

Mind Blown  

Hand screen-printed T-shirts for Goldie of Metalheadz, featuring 2-way colour blends to capture the trippy vibes of the rave scene. This was part of the iconic Acid House tie-dye collection from 1990.  

Bizzare Inc 1991

I screen-printed these T-shirts for Bizarre Inc as part payment for booking them at an event I organised at Wolverhampton Civic Hall. The lineup included Goldie, DJ SS, and Kemistry & Storm from Metalheadz, marking their first DJ set. I also have a VHS recording of the event.

Radio 1 Dj Gary Davis 

I hand screen-printed T-shirts for Radio 1 DJ Gary Davis for his new afternoon show, Let’s Do Lunch. The design was by Goldie and I Screen Prints the Tshirts back in 1993

Club Kinetic

I screen printed T-shirts for Club Kinetic, producing designs for their events with DJ line-ups featured on the back.At the same events, I also sold my own T-shirt brand, Cut Throat. Every Friday night, I would bring a selection of my latest designs to the club, setting up and selling directly to the crowd. This gave me the opportunity to test new ideas in real time, with the audience responding immediately to the graphics, slogans, and style.Being both the printer for the event merchandise and an independent seller allowed me to be fully immersed in the scene. My work became part of the night itself—worn on the dancefloor, recognised by regulars, and tied to the music, atmosphere, and culture that defined Club Kinetic..

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

QUEST 

TShirts I Screen Printed for Legendary DnB Club in wolverhampton. For the march month with some big DJs booked with the likes of Fabio, Groove Rider, Carl Cox and many more 

Stussy event Tshirt

TShirts I Screen Printed for Stussy / Goldie for an private Stussy Event featuring DJ Ron. Limited 100 Tshirts only for the event! Invitation Only. 

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise.Large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture.

Heave Metal  Records

TShirts I Screen Printed for The Revolver Records  for the band Broken Bones artists were sign to the wolverhampton Records label 

QUEST 

I screen‑printed these limited edition Quest t-shirts for one of the early Quest nights, The Quest logo itself was designed in the style of the iconic Judge Dread logo, making these shirts a unique giveaway for the event.

QUEST 

Back in 1993, I screen‑printed limited edition t-shirts for the legendary Quest event, The Wild Frontier, at Birmingham’s iconic Que Club. The night featured an unforgettable DJ lineup — Randall, Top Buzz, Fabio, Jack Frost, DJ SS, The Pilgrim, and The Bassman — bringing the energy, beats, and spirit of the UK club scene to life

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture.

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

The Cage London

I screen printed T-shirts for The Cage, a three-storey shop in Camden, London, known for its focus on rock and heavy metal clothing. The store stood out for its bold, original designs, many of which were created in-house rather than sourced from mainstream merchandise. A large number of these designs were produced by an artist known as Robin, who was responsible for a wide range of artwork influenced by the 1970s rock and punk scene. His work reflected the raw energy and attitude of the era, giving the shop a distinctive identity within Camden’s alternative fashion culture

Club Kinetic

I screen printed T-shirts for Club Kinetic, producing designs for their events with DJ line-ups featured on the back.At the same events, I also sold my own T-shirt brand, Cut Throat. Every Friday night, I would bring a selection of my latest designs to the club, setting up and selling directly to the crowd. This gave me the opportunity to test new ideas in real time, with the audience responding immediately to the graphics, slogans, and style.Being both the printer for the event merchandise and an independent seller allowed me to be fully immersed in the scene. My work became part of the night itself—worn on the dancefloor, recognised by regulars, and tied to the music, atmosphere, and culture that defined Club Kinetic…

Club Kinetic

I screen printed T-shirts for Club Kinetic, producing designs for their events with DJ line-ups featured on the back.At the same events, I also sold my own T-shirt brand, Cut Throat. Every Friday night, I would bring a selection of my latest designs to the club, setting up and selling directly to the crowd. This gave me the opportunity to test new ideas in real time, with the audience responding immediately to the graphics, slogans, and style.Being both the printer for the event merchandise and an independent seller allowed me to be fully immersed in the scene. My work became part of the night itself—worn on the dancefloor, recognised by regulars, and tied to the music, atmosphere, and culture that defined Club Kinetic..

Club Kinetic

I screen printed T-shirts for Club Kinetic, producing designs for their events with DJ line-ups featured on the back.At the same events, I also sold my own T-shirt brand, Cut Throat. Every Friday night, I would bring a selection of my latest designs to the club, setting up and selling directly to the crowd. This gave me the opportunity to test new ideas in real time, with the audience responding immediately to the graphics, slogans, and style.Being both the printer for the event merchandise and an independent seller allowed me to be fully immersed in the scene. My work became part of the night itself—worn on the dancefloor, recognised by regulars, and tied to the music, atmosphere, and culture that defined Club Kinetic..

Club Frequancy

For Club Frequency Tshirts I screen printed for their monthly events, with each piece featuring the DJ line-up on the back. The designs were created to reflect the tone of each night, giving every event its own identity through print.
I also used these events as a platform to sell my own brand, Cut Throat. Bringing my T-shirts into the same space allowed me to reach the crowd directly, with people buying and wearing the designs as part of the night’s atmosphere.
This crossover between producing event merchandise and promoting my own label meant I was fully involved in the scene—both behind the print and out on the floor.

Club Kinetic BPM Agency

I produced staff T-shirts for the Club Kinetic DJ agency, designing and screen printing pieces that represented their roster of top drum and bass DJs. These shirts often featured line-ups and artist names, highlighting the talent available for bookings and reinforcing the agency’s presence within the scene.
Tshirts were printed to be both functional and promotional—worn by staff while also acting as a visual showcase of the DJs they represented.

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my  tshirt brand i started back in 1991. Tshirt i use to sell at  raves un and down the country from Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, atomic Jam, Vision, Shellys Night Club, Foxes Night Club. 

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my T-shirt brand, which I started in 1991. The brand grew out of the underground rave scene, where I designed and hand screen printed original pieces that reflected the music, energy, and attitude of the time.
I sold Cut Throat T-shirts at raves and clubs up and down the country, including nights at Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, Atomic Jam, Vision, Shelly’s Nightclub, and Foxes Nightclub. Each event gave me the chance to bring new designs directly to the crowd, with people wearing the shirts as part of the experience.
The brand became closely tied to the scene itself—raw, independent, and rooted in the culture—built from being there every weekend, selling, connecting, and creating in real time.

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my T-shirt brand, which I started in 1991. The brand grew out of the underground rave scene, where I designed and hand screen printed original pieces that reflected the music, energy, and attitude of the time.
I sold Cut Throat T-shirts at raves and clubs up and down the country, including nights at Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, Atomic Jam, Vision, Shelly’s Nightclub, and Foxes Nightclub. Each event gave me the chance to bring new designs directly to the crowd, with people wearing the shirts as part of the experience.
The brand became closely tied to the scene itself—raw, independent, and rooted in the culture—built from being there every weekend, selling, connecting, and creating in real time.

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my T-shirt brand, which I started in 1991. The brand grew out of the underground rave scene, where I designed and hand screen printed original pieces that reflected the music, energy, and attitude of the time.
I sold Cut Throat T-shirts at raves and clubs up and down the country, including nights at Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, Atomic Jam, Vision, Shelly’s Nightclub, and Foxes Nightclub. Each event gave me the chance to bring new designs directly to the crowd, with people wearing the shirts as part of the experience.
The brand became closely tied to the scene itself—raw, independent, and rooted in the culture—built from being there every weekend, selling, connecting, and creating in real time.

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my T-shirt brand, which I started in 1991. The brand grew out of the underground rave scene, where I designed and hand screen printed original pieces that reflected the music, energy, and attitude of the time.
I sold Cut Throat T-shirts at raves and clubs up and down the country, including nights at Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, Atomic Jam, Vision, Shelly’s Nightclub, and Foxes Nightclub. Each event gave me the chance to bring new designs directly to the crowd, with people wearing the shirts as part of the experience.
The brand became closely tied to the scene itself—raw, independent, and rooted in the culture—built from being there every weekend, selling, connecting, and creating in real time.

Cut Throat Tshirts

Cut Throat was my T-shirt brand, which I started in 1991. The brand grew out of the underground rave scene, where I designed and hand screen printed original pieces that reflected the music, energy, and attitude of the time.
I sold Cut Throat T-shirts at raves and clubs up and down the country, including nights at Quest, Kinetic, Cue Club, Atomic Jam, Vision, Shelly’s Nightclub, and Foxes Nightclub. Each event gave me the chance to bring new designs directly to the crowd, with people wearing the shirts as part of the experience.
The brand became closely tied to the scene itself—raw, independent, and rooted in the culture—built from being there every weekend, selling, connecting, and creating in real time.

Basement

Basement was a skateboarding clothing brand I worked with around 1993–94, producing hand screen printed T-shirts featuring bold, street-driven designs. The artwork for the range was created by graffiti artist Temper, whose style brought a raw, urban edge to the brand.

My role was to translate these designs into print, using traditional techniques to ensure each piece retained the energy and authenticity of the original artwork. The collaboration reflected the crossover between skate culture and street art at the time, with every shirt carrying that underground, DIY spirit.

Basement

Basement was a skateboarding clothing brand I worked with around 1993–94, producing hand screen printed T-shirts featuring bold, street-driven designs. The artwork for the range was created by graffiti artist Temper, whose style brought a raw, urban edge to the brand.

My role was to translate these designs into print, using traditional techniques to ensure each piece retained the energy and authenticity of the original artwork. The collaboration reflected the crossover between skate culture and street art at the time, with every shirt carrying that underground, DIY spirit.