AtomAge, which started in 1957, became a quite notorious and hugely influential magazine and bespoke leather couturier. The logo for the company was designed by John Sutcliffe. This classic and rarely seen logo is now on tee shirts, the dark red colour of which reflects the original AtomAge Album catalogue cover which was printed in 1974. These tee shirts are a bit tricky to make, they're first underprinted in white, then over printed twice in black, then overprinted again in white for the belt holes. In fact it's a right pain in the arse, but it's worth it as they do look mighty fine. These are only available via Trunk and look rather striking on. And a wee bit kinky, but only in a good way.