There’s A Company Who Make Dad Sweaters Inspired By Aussie Bands

We’ve written about all sorts of merch here at Tone Deaf, whether we’re speaking to the experts to see how you can make your own merch or talking about a particularly unsettling piece of merchandise that we think is disgusting.

We’ve also written about hilarious merch, like Peking Duk’s most excellent bumbag; ridiculously overpriced merch, like whatever the hell this was; musicians standing up to fake merch sellers and getting arrested for their trouble; and Katy Perry and Taylor Swift getting in trouble over merch.

However, we might just have a new favourite piece of merch, courtesy of WAH-WAH. If you’re not familiar with WAH-WAH, they’re an Australian knitwear company who make daggy-style sweaters that are actually incredibly cool. Just see for yourself below.

Best of all, they’ve made a range of jumpers inspired by some great Australian bands, including King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, The Meanies, and Oz punk legends The Hard Ons. They’re a little pricey at $240 each, but just think of them as haute couture band merch. Visit the WAH-WAH website here.

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