A Brimful of Rasher
THE CONCEPT
Everybody needs a rasher for a pillow.
A Brimful of Rasher is a deliciously offbeat slice of 1997 British indie rock, featuring one gloriously oversized rasher caught in a hypnotic swirl of forest green, mustard yellow and burnt orange. Chunky retro lettering, battered halftones and enough record-shop attitude to keep the whole breakfast spinning.
ABOUT THIS TEE
KEEP IT NICE
Machine wash cold and inside out. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Do not bleach or iron directly over the print.
The Details
- Soft ring-spun cotton
- Lightweight everyday feel
- Classic unisex fit
- Printed to order
- Fulfilled closer to you
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TRACKS OF OUR TEES
The songs behind the shirts.
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A Brimful of Rasher
Cornershop’s “Brimful of Asha” pairs jangling guitars, a rolling rhythm and Tjinder Singh’s laid-back vocals in an unmistakable slice of late-90s British indie. Our "A Brimful of Rasher" T-shirt brings that hypnotic energy to breakfast, framing one oversized bacon rasher with bold concentric graphics, faded colours and chunky vintage lettering. Press play and revisit the track behind our psychedelic salute to the fry-up.