🦂 NEW: ŠKORPION VZ.61 – STABS & KILLS

A small weapon, a big story. Introducing the army shirt inspired by the most iconic pocket weapon of the Cold War – the Škorpion vz.61 machine pistol.

The Škorpion vz.61 wasn't just "another weapon" in the arsenal of the Czechoslovak security forces. It was the small, vicious invention of engineer Miroslav Rybář from Uherský Brod, which changed the rules of the game in 1961 – a weapon the size of a pistol, but with the soul of a submachine gun. It fit under the jacket of tank crews, paratroopers and security personnel, yet still fired 850 rounds a minute.

Over sixty years it traveled the globe – from Soviet Spetsnaz to African and Asian armies, all the way to Italy's Red Brigades, who used it to kill Aldo Moro in 1978. It's still made today and is even being sent to the front in Ukraine. A small beast that never got old.

We've stamped its legacy onto a new army shirt with the "Stabs & Kills" motif – the scorpion that never aged now sits on your chest too. The shirt is live in the shop now.