The warmest possible way to announce that you have excellent taste in both cinema and punk rock.

The Repo Man soundtrack hoodie is the piece that the film always deserved and never officially got. Black Flag. Circle Jerks. Suicidal Tendencies. Fear. Iggy Pop. The Plugz. The complete assembled statement of what Los Angeles punk sounded like in 1984 — the year the film came out, the year the South Bay underground was at full detonation, the year Jeffery Page was growing up in those same streets absorbing all of it.

This hoodie carries all of that. Not as nostalgia. As a living document of a specific place at a specific time that produced something the culture has been drawing from for four decades and will continue drawing from for four more.

The back print is where it lives. The full flyer. Every band named. The complete statement. Front and back — the full commitment, no abbreviation, no compromise.

It is $60. It is the price of understanding what that soundtrack meant and wanting to carry it with you through every season.

“I do my best thinking on the bus.” — Repo Man, 1984

All purchases support the ongoing creative universe of Jeffery Page & Friends.

The Hoodie:

• Unisex heavy blend — 50/50 cotton-polyester, 7.8 oz

• Double-lined hood, pouch pocket, matching drawstrings

• Ribbed cuffs and waistband — built to hold shape through every winter

• Front and back print — the complete flyer, both directions

• Sizes S through 5XL

Available in: Black.

(The only acceptable color for a Repo Man hoodie. This is not negotiable.)

Artwork © Jeffery Page & Friends. Part of The Mall — curated by H.C. Nightshade, Jeffery Page & Cueball. A Sunset Sirens Publishing production.