Relco Button-Down Shirt – Black & White Stripe | Inspired by Terry Hall & The Specials

Bold. Iconic. Unmistakably Two-Tone.

This Relco long sleeve shirt with vertical black and white stripes is a direct nod to one of the most iconic looks in ska history. Famously worn by Terry Hall in the music video for The Specials’ 1979 debut single "Gangsters", this piece is more than just a shirt—it’s a statement.

Classic Subcultural Style

• Striking monochrome stripes that capture the energy of the ska and mod revival scenes

• Traditional Mod-fit with back pleat for shape and ease

• Button-down collar and white buttons for a smart, crisp silhouette

• Chest pocket detail adds to the clean, vintage styling

• Made from breathable 100% cotton—ideal for gigs, dancefloors, and everyday wear

Two-Tone Heritage in Every Stitch
From the checkerboard contrast to the tailored finish, this shirt channels the rebellious spirit of late-70s Coventry, ska’s sharp dress code, and the unity-driven ethos of the movement.

How to Wear It

• Ska Style – Team it with black drainpipes, white socks, and loafers or brogues

• Mod-Revival Look – Layer under a Crombie or Harrington with smart trousers

• Skinhead Classic – Wear with braces and boots for full '79 energy

Whether you're heading to a ska night, DJ set, or just love your subculture served with style—this one's essential.