I have not worn anything Warrington branded since I was about 17 but would wear something that wasn't so obvious.
I am not a City fan but there are some decent prints of views down terraced streets heading towards Maine Rd (Google urban colours or MatthewJWood.com) that I thought would be good to try and replicate the view down the Fletcher Street approaching wilderspool (but with the old fell LA holding the "God will save you" Banner). He hasn't saved us yet but maybe Sam Burgess will.

Or even in the Banksy style of the rioter throwing a bunch of flowers if you could convert the image of Des Drummond hitting Kevin Iro with a bunch of flowers.

Maybe a pic of the 1955 team lifting the championship trophy at Maine Rd with (1955 - our year)

Good work though.

Thanks for the feedback!

Please feel free to post any good pictures you might want to see on a tee shirt. I am going to try to do a few. I don't really make any profit on these (only a few quid, which isn't really profit as it covers my software and design costs and time), I am just trying to make something unique that I would wear myself.

It's a nice T-shirt and nostalgic for those of us who went to Wilderspool, and also played a few frames in Snookers!

I don't wear colours to games (and yes, I would still class that T-shirt as colours) so I'm not the target audience, but the one thing I would like is one of those bucket hats with the 90s badge on that a few people wear, in red and green.

Do you make them, know who does, and/or have any plans to make them?

I would love to do something with the 90s badge on, but I imagine the club would not be happy. It may still be copyright, as they sold pin badges on the club shop a while back (maybe still do).

The town coat of arms is not a registered trademark so I could use that. That has been replicated by other third party sellers such as Ellis Rugby with their classic shirts.

Also, Spreadshirt and Teemill don't like to risk anything that a club or business could go after them for. You will notice the difference between my avatar and the actual t-shirt. I was advised to change Warrington RFC to just Warrington (and remove the Greenall Whitley text) to get my design passed.

The green and red away colours were classic. Loved them (even though they divided opinion at the time, and I remember us wearing them at Saints for a needless and difficult to watch colour clash!) and I would always have them as our change colours if possible.

the club haven't been opposed to a bit of trademark infringement in the past, pretty sure i've got a jack daniels style t shirt with warrington wolves gubbins on it in the back of my wardrobe(that i'm too fat to wear)