You may never be as rocking as John Lennon or as punk as Iggy Pop but you can still wear the same t-shirts as them!

InvisibleLimb.net and WornFree.com are teaming up to bring you a special Valentine’s Day giveaway! Two lucky winners will receive one Worn Free shirt of their choosing and hopefully a hug or two from their significant other (although we’d love to, Invisible Limb can not provide the hugs- it’s a legal thing).

Worn Free features designs originally worn by influential rock icons like Joey Ramone, Debbie Harry,  Janis Joplin,  Kurt Cobain and many others.  Nowadays their shirts can be seen in films, tv series, and worn by high profile personalities like Ellen Page, Ryan Gosling, Gary Oldman (!), Robert Downey Jr. and not to mention the amazing Daniel Johnston(!).  If those names sound too ritzy for you, fret not- you need not be a rock and roll icon nor a Hollywood celebrity to appreciate these sweet threads (I am neither and I still totally moshed while browsing their catalog).

To enter the giveaway, simply send an e-mail to richard@invisiblelimb.net with the subject “Worn Free Giveaway” and a short description of your most rock and roll moment/story. Winners will be chosen on February 13th!  Until then check out their site and start thinking about which awesome shirt you’ll choose with your prize winnings.

Read more about Worn Free’s killer selection of rock and roll shirts- as well as some of our favorite designs- after the jump!

New Rock ‘n’ Roll T-Shirt Line Based on Designs Worn by Legends like John Lennon and Frank Zappa Launches

If a picture is worth a 1,000 words then the designs by Worn Free are worth millions. Boasting slogans and images that are part of our social history, worn by legends such as John Lennon and Frank Zappa, and created by modern artists like Robert Crumb and John van Hamersveld, Worn Free T-shirts are not only fashion statements, but cultural signposts, part of a shared revolutionary, radical past that are as cool today as they were in the turbulent ‘60s and ‘70s.

“These images are part of our living history,” says designer Steve Coe. “They have meaning, not just to fans of these artists, but to everyone.”

Each shirt comes with an individualized sticker hang-tag which tells the history behind the images and includes a photo of the star wearing it. This time, the revolution will not be televised, but worn proudly on your back, combining art, pop culture and rock & roll into a line of hip, but subversive, T-shirts that make history come alive.

Here are some Valentine’s Day themed designs followed by our personal favorites.

More designs @ www.wornfree.com