Six New Jimi Hendrix Tees — Just Landed
We've just added six new officially licensed Jimi Hendrix t-shirts to the Wonderhaul collection — each one a bold, high-quality piece of merch celebrating one of the greatest musicians who ever lived. Here's everything that's new in.
The New Arrivals
Purple Haze Lyrics Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
One of the most iconic opening lines in rock history — "Purple haze, all in my brain" — rendered in bold type on a classic black tee. A must for any Hendrix fan who knows every word.
Flag Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
A striking flag-inspired design featuring official Jimi Hendrix artwork on a clean black base. Bold, graphic, and instantly recognisable.
Lightning Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
Electric by name and nature — the Lightning tee captures the raw energy of Hendrix's playing in a dynamic graphic design on black.
Earth Day Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
A more contemplative design drawing on Hendrix's connection to nature and the cosmos — a distinctive piece that stands apart from the classic logo tees.
Bold As Love Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
Inspired by Hendrix's second album, Axis: Bold as Love — one of the most sophisticated and emotionally rich records in rock history. A great choice for fans who rate Pinkerton-era Hendrix... wait, wrong band. You know what we mean.
Electric Ladyland Unisex T-Shirt (Black)
Celebrating Hendrix's masterpiece double album — Electric Ladyland reached No.1 on the US Billboard 200 in 1968 and remains one of the greatest rock albums ever recorded. This tee brings that legacy to your wardrobe.
Why These Six?
These new designs expand our Jimi Hendrix range beyond the classic Are You Experienced and Axis artwork, covering more of his catalogue and visual identity — from the psychedelic energy of Purple Haze to the cosmic ambition of Electric Ladyland. Together with our existing range of 36 Hendrix products, we now have one of the most comprehensive officially licensed Jimi Hendrix collections available in the UK.
Browse the full Jimi Hendrix collection →
Visit the Jimi Hendrix artist hub for the full story, or explore the Rock Music History Knowledge Hub.
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