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The story so far: the Ramones logo – like a presidential seal, with the band members' arranged in a circle and an eagle in the middle – was designed by Arturo Vega, who has been described as their art director. The T-shirts first appeared in 1996, after the band split. It was quickly taken up as an early noughties favourite for those intent on reviving the grimy punk days of 70s New York. See Alice Dellal and Taylor Momsen. Current style stock: low. The Ramones T-shirt is now worn by those in search of something that signposts their authenticity (see: several members of One Direction) or – worse – their children. Pint-sized T-shirt tributes to rock'n'roll rebels are not funny and they're not clever. The story so far: everyone from Ai Weiwei to Andy Warhol knows the global wow of the "Enjoy Coca-Cola" logo. It was designed in 1969, but it was during the 80s that it jumped from the fridge to the wardrobe. Tommy Hilfiger designed the first Coca-Cola clothes and the T-shirt became an instant all-American classic for preppy youth.

That meant it was ripe for corruption, of course. The 90s club favourite "Enjoy Cocaine" is a case in point. Current style stock: rising, thanks to that other American classic, Marc Jacobs. His sweatshirt for spring/summer removes all but the ribbon of the logo and charges £1,200 for it. A very clever, and lawsuit-proof, homage. The story so far: Milton Glaiser, who had worked on posters for Bob Dylan, scribbled the logo on the back of an envelope as the suggested design for the New York tourist board in 1977 – a project he did for free. On T-shirts, it quickly became a favourite of the Big Apple's populace, peaking post-9/11 when city pride was particularly relevant. It is estimated that official merchandise printed with this design generates nearly £18m a year. Current style stock: waning. Like any classic, the I Heart NY has its quieter moments. The story so far: the smiley itself, complete with cheeky tongue, is believed to have been drawn by Kurt Cobain himself and used on a flyer for the Nevermind album launch in 1991.

It was transferred to tour merchandise the following year – with the now-familiar yellow and black colour scheme. While other T-shirts have vied for attention – the inverted image of Bleach, the angel of In Utero – since Cobain's death this has consistently been the favourite. There's something about that wonky drawing that makes it an apt tribute to a frontman who wore a dress on the front of The Face. Current style stock: in limbo. Those who remember the 90s are probably shelving T-shirts for fear of looking a bit has-been, but they are proudly sported by 12-year-olds discovering Camden Market for the first time. Give it a decade, then. The story so far: the Run DMC logo celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Originally designed by Brit Stephanie Nash, who worked for Island Records at the time, it has been used on merchandise since the mid-80s – and is one of the few band logos to appear on a pair of trainers. It's the T-shirt that has become a streetwear classic, though.

The bold design and the unshakeable bond to a pioneering hip-hop group makes it so. As Nash pointed out last year, a similar design for an 80s pop group wouldn't work. shirt revival is yet to hit, that's for sure. Current style stock: high. The original is seen on streets everywhere, and in Urban Outfitters. Versions with different messages spelled out – eg DUBSTEP – are rife. The story so far: based on a 1960 photo of Guevara by Alberto Korda, Jim Fitzpatrick's 1967 reworking – a kind of Warhol screenprint-like design – put Che on his road to becoming the leader of revolutionary chic, whatever you think of that as a concept; the T-shirt has been selling in a very capitalist manner since the 80s and now has its own official merchandise store. These days, the politics don't even come into it. To paraphrase film director John Waters, Che's unlikely fashion status is really quite simple – the man "knew how to wear a beret".After Shepard Fairey's "Hope" Obama homage in 2008, Che's beret is drooping a little.

File away till the revolution comes. The story so far: Raymond Pettibon's Lichtenstein-like drawing for the band's 1990 album Goo was based on a 1966 photograph of Maureen Hindley and her first husband David Smith, witnesses in the trial of the Moors murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. The illustration's use on the band's tour merchandise has led to a continued cultural relevance over nearly 25 years. It is one of those designs that never quite loses its cool (down to Sonic Youth's gold standard authenticity? Or the fact that it looks really good with jeans?) and has spawned hundreds of parodies, with a Tumblr dedicated to them. Current style stock: consistently high. But, be warned, the same could once be said about the Ramones T-shirt and look what happened there. The story so far: the revenge of the nerds happened in T-shirt form last year, when Topshop brought out designs with the words "geek", "nerd" and "dork" emblazoned in decidedly jock font across the chest. Worn by The Voice contestants, Towie fitness fanatics and Caroline Flack, this was 2013's version of the bow tie – geeky style staples appropriated by the in crowd.

The irony of non-geeks calling themselves geeks wasn't lost on many. You soon couldn't move for pretend geeks on the UK high street.The geek tees have moved from daywear to jogging gear – a sure sign a T-shirt's status is falling fast. The story so far: the black-and-white Parental Advisory logo began to be used to flag up explicit records in 1993, with Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle one of the first to have it slapped on the front. Of course, rather than put young impressionable minds off, it became a badge of honour – especially when it was transferred to T-shirts that would annoy said parents. With a 90s revival in our midst, they have returned to the backs of a new teen generation.The T-shirt now has designer approval, with Alexander Wang putting the logo on sweatshirts for his spring collection. Rihanna was an early adopter, and the rest of the world has followed. The story so far: the fifth single from the Stones Roses' first album, 1991's I Wanna Be Adored came, like all of the others, with John Squire's Jackson Pollock-a-like daubings on its cover.