Factory Benelux T-shirt £20.00

Factory Benelux was the result of an arrangement between Factory and Les Disques du Crepuscule, whereby the latter arranged the recording and manufacturing of records considered suitable for release on the Factory label, providing Factory with more capacity, so they could work with a wider variety of bands, both from Britain and the Continent.

Factory Benelux first release should have been a mini-LP by Joy Division, to be recorded in June 1980, after the band’s return from the USA, and to tie-in with a European tour, supported by Tuxedomoon. Non of this ever happened of course, and Factory Benelux first actual release then became A Certain Ratio’s Shack Up 7", put out in August. The single was a big independent hit right away, thereby giving the label a flying start. The two singles that followed, The Durutti Column’s Lips That Would Kiss (originally only on 12"), and Section 25‘s Charnel Ground, shifted numerous units too, so at the end of the year the young label’s near future seemed to be secured.

The official close down of Factory Benelux (along with Factory New York and Factory US Inc.) was in March 1989, with FCL chairman Tony Wilson claiming that the Brussels branch had become an unnecessary money pit. Mmmm...

100% cotton with Saviour branded label inside neck.

Final product comes in exclusive Saviour packaging with a numbered certificate of authentication.

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T-shirt Sizing

S SMALL - 38" chest

M MEDIUM - 40" chest

L LARGE - 42" chest

XL XLARGE - 44" chest

XXL XXLARGE - 46" chest

Saviour T-shirts are made from 100% cotton. Before placing your order please take a minute to consider your size as cotton will shrink 1%-3% during it’s first wash.