BROS T-SHIRTS
I still have vivid memories of crazy teenage girls in Bros T-shirts (known as Brosettes) screaming wildly at the latest boy band sensation back in 1988. In their debut single, the band asked the question "When will I be famous?", and the answer was pretty clear - immediately! Actually, that's not quite true, the song originally peaked in the British charts at an unremarkable No.62 in 1987. However, when a reissue rocketed to No.2 then fame was quickly thrust upon the band.

My first T-shirt choice is in the style of the classic 80s block letter slogan T-shirt, which were first designed by Katharine Hamnett. The "When Will I be Famous?" T-shirt for ladies and gents is a great choice for retro and 80s festivals and events, and comes in a full range of sizes from small to 5XL. It's available in black or white for men and women from the London-based supplier Absolute Cult on Amazon.
In recent months, T-shirts adorned with the 80s teen pop bands have seen a resurgence in sales through our website SimplyEighties.com. The popularity of festivals and concerts such as Rewind probably play a part in this. So for this post, I'm going to show you the latest T-shirts featuring Matt, Luke and Craig, which is a good idea seeing as I've already titled the post "Bros T-shirts".
With the most popular choice of 80s party T-shirt being the classic "Frankie Say Relax" and "Choose Life" designs from 1984, a Bros tee is a good choice if you would prefer to celebrate 1988 instead. There are several designs available in the UK, and, thankfully, they're all decent ones.
My next choice features a photo of Matt and Luke Goss with "When Will I Be Famous" text. It's available in black or white for men, women and kids, too, with sizes going up to 3XL. It's being sold and despatched directly from Amazon's warehouse, so you should receive a quick delivery.
This black T-shirt is an official design, although only available in mens sizes Medium and XXL. It features an attractive photo of Matt and Luke, but once again, Craig is nowhere to be seen! Nonetheless, it's a stylish looking tee, and is available from a German supplier (Coseon-de) on Amazon.

My next choice features an entirely different Bros song. This time it's the band's only No.1 single in the UK "I Owe You Nothing", which was actually originally released as their debut single but flopped first time around. This one only comes in black but is available for both men and women. It's being sold by the popular London supplier Absolute Cult, and we feature a lot of their tees on this site.
My final choice is no longer available, sadly, but I'll leave the image here in the hope that someone will restock it soon, as it's the only tee to feature all three band members.