Wear Combat Rock-era Clash on a tee with the The Clash Unisex T-Shirt: Straight To Hell Single — officially licensed The Clash merchandise on black soft-style cotton, drawn from the 1982 single sleeve artwork.

"Straight to Hell" was released as a double A-side single with "Should I Stay or Should I Go" in September 1982 on CBS, both pulled from Combat Rock. The track has had a long second life in sampling, most famously powering the Clash-credited drum-and-vocal of M.I.A.'s "Paper Planes" (2007). The single sleeve artwork on this tee draws from that 1982 release. Replenished after previous sell-throughs.

Printed on a soft-style cotton blank with a unisex cut, it's a clean daily-wear pick for Clash and British post-punk collectors. Available in a black colourway.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
• Design: Straight To Hell Single
• Colour: Black
• Material: Soft-style cotton
• Great for: Clash fans, Combat Rock-era collectors, British punk heads, gift for music collectors

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