Grab the Bring Me The Horizon T-Shirt: Flame Hex & Text Logo — officially licensed Bring Me The Horizon merchandise in black soft-style cotton, printed with the band's flame-hex sigil above the modern typographic wordmark.
Bring Me The Horizon started in Sheffield in 2004 and moved through metalcore into the electronic-inflected register that shapes the ongoing Post Human tetralogy across Survival Horror in October 2020 and Nex Gen in May 2024. The flame-hex sigil sits alongside the band's more recent glitch-typography stage identity, a mark returning fans clock at a glance.
Standard unisex cut in black soft-style cotton, sized Small through XX-Large. A dependable pick for festival campsites, arena-metal shows and any rotation running through the Post Human catalogue.
- Rockoff officially licensed product
- Style: Unisex T-Shirt
- Design: Flame Hex & Text Logo
- Design Features: Short Sleeves
- Colour: Black
- Material: soft-style cotton
- Great for: BMTH arena shows, Post Human rotations, gifts for a Sheffield metalcore fan
Grab the Bring Me The Horizon T-Shirt: Flame Hex & Text Logo — officially licensed Bring Me The Horizon merchandise in black soft-style cotton, printed with the band's flame-hex sigil above the modern typographic wordmark.
Bring Me The Horizon started in Sheffield in 2004 and moved through metalcore into the electronic-inflected register that shapes the ongoing Post Human tetralogy across Survival Horror in October 2020 and Nex Gen in May 2024. The flame-hex sigil sits alongside the band's more recent glitch-typography stage identity, a mark returning fans clock at a glance.
Standard unisex cut in black soft-style cotton, sized Small through XX-Large. A dependable pick for festival campsites, arena-metal shows and any rotation running through the Post Human catalogue.
- Rockoff officially licensed product
- Style: Unisex T-Shirt
- Design: Flame Hex & Text Logo
- Design Features: Short Sleeves
- Colour: Black
- Material: soft-style cotton
- Great for: BMTH arena shows, Post Human rotations, gifts for a Sheffield metalcore fan