Rock Art Premium Tee “Riders on the Storm” – Los Angeles, 1971 | 180 gsm Edition

180 Gram Edition. The same Rock Art on a different class of garment: SOL’S Lyam, a 180 gsm combed-cotton jersey with a soft-touch finish, a reinforced ribbed collar and side seams. You feel it in the hand, and it survives the wash.

Los Angeles, 1971. The last song Jim Morrison ever recorded with the Doors, cut at the tail end of L.A. Woman. Inspired by “Riders on the Storm” by the Doors.

Part of Rock Art, the Rock Music aWords collection where one line from a song turns into a picture. No words and no names on the fabric: the image is the line, and anyone who knows it recognises it.

• SOL’S Lyam — 180 gsm, 73% combed cotton and 27% recycled polyester
• High-definition DTF print, sticker style: cream border, a plate with the place and the year, the Rock Music aWords signature
• Unisex fit, sizes XS–3XL, four colours: White, Black, Navy, Heather Grey
• Neutral neck label
• Exclusive Rock Music aWords artwork, created and finished with the help of artificial intelligence

This one takes longer. It is printed at a different facility from the rest of the range, so it takes more time than our other items — the exact delivery date for your country is shown at checkout. In a hurry? Choose the classic tee.

An independent Rock Music aWords product: not official merchandise and not affiliated with the artists, who are named only as the source of the inspiration.