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Wrap on the The Exploited Embroidered Wristband: Punks Not Dead — officially licensed The Exploited merchandise in black cotton-elastane weave, carrying the title of the band's 1981 Scottish punk debut.

Punks Not Dead landed in April 1981 as The Exploited's first LP, cut with the classic Wattie Buchan line-up out of Edinburgh. The title phrase became a Scottish street-punk rallying cry through the '80s and reads plainly enough to earn a place on any punk wrist.

Slip it on solo or stack with your other band bands for a proper street-punk setup.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Embroidered Wristband
  • Design: Punks Not Dead
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: 80% cotton & 20% elastane
  • Great for: gigs, festivals, punk collectors

The Exploited Embroidered Wristband: Punks Not Dead

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Wrap on the The Exploited Embroidered Wristband: Punks Not Dead — officially licensed The Exploited merchandise in black cotton-elastane weave, carrying the title of the band's 1981 Scottish punk debut.

Punks Not Dead landed in April 1981 as The Exploited's first LP, cut with the classic Wattie Buchan line-up out of Edinburgh. The title phrase became a Scottish street-punk rallying cry through the '80s and reads plainly enough to earn a place on any punk wrist.

Slip it on solo or stack with your other band bands for a proper street-punk setup.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Embroidered Wristband
  • Design: Punks Not Dead
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: 80% cotton & 20% elastane
  • Great for: gigs, festivals, punk collectors

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