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Patch Clash - London Calling

Patch Clash - London Calling

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Official sew-on The Clash London Calling patch

One of the most iconic album covers in rock history. Measuring 10 x 10 cm, this official embroidered patch reproduces the legendary artwork from London Calling, The Clash's groundbreaking third album. The famous pink and green lettering surrounds the unforgettable photograph of Paul Simonon smashing his bass guitar on stage.

A photograph that became legendary

Taken by photographer Pennie Smith during a concert at New York's Palladium in 1979, the image captures the exact moment Paul Simonon destroyed his Fender Precision Bass in frustration. Although initially considered too blurry for an album cover, it went on to become one of the most celebrated photographs in rock history.

Designer Ray Lowry deliberately borrowed the pink and green typography from Elvis Presley's debut album, creating a striking visual link between the birth of rock'n'roll and the explosive spirit of British punk.

A landmark album

Released in 1979, London Calling pushed far beyond traditional punk by blending rock, reggae, ska, dub, rockabilly and soul. Widely regarded as one of the greatest albums ever recorded, it includes timeless classics such as London Calling, Train in Vain, Spanish Bombs and Clampdown.

Technical details

  • Size: 10 x 10 cm
  • Shape: square
  • Attachment: sew-on
  • Official licensed product

🤘 More than an embroidered patch, this piece celebrates an iconic photograph, an unforgettable album cover and one of the greatest records in rock history. A must-have for every The Clash fan.

This product echoes a broader visual culture tied to punk, where Clash stands among the genre’s notable names.

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