Keep it simple
In the early 90s we produced this striking T-shirt. It was a simple idea, aiming to be provocative & clearly spell out our position. We started out printing them just for ourselves
Tom Caulker wearing a FR shirt (2005) by WHQ ClubWorld Headquarters Club
Give it impact
When you're at war with racists, it's nice to have a suitable uniform & once people saw us wearing them out, everyone wanted one. They hit the spot & were a great way to highlight our musical activities, whilst clearly illustrating the side of the line we were on.
WHQ poster (2018) by WHQ ClubWorld Headquarters Club
Don't be swayed
The cops & City Council at the time objected & tried to force us to stop distributing them. They were hung up on the first word & the 'offence' it might cause, totally missing the point. When you're right, you're right, so we totally ignored them & shifted bucketloads
T-Shirts that talk (2012) by WHQ ClubWorld Headquarters Club
Club kit
In this 2012 clip, you get to see the FR shirt in action
The last remaining FR shirt (2020) by Tom CaulkerWorld Headquarters Club
Time for re-run..?
This is the only remining FR shirt we have left, 30+ years later. It's looking a bit worn out now, but is still just as iconic & 100% relevant. Given the state of society today, maybe it's almost time for a cheeky re-run..?
Tom Caulker
