Pull on the Foo Fighters T-Shirt: Break A Leg in black soft-style cotton — officially licensed Foo Fighters merchandise carrying the Break A Leg tour slogan back-print across the shoulders. Last Time Offered.

Foo Fighters have hauled through arenas and stadium runs since the mid-Nineties, Dave Grohl's Roswell / Capitol debut of 1995 followed by twenty-plus years on the road. Break A Leg reads as backstage stage-door shorthand for good-luck on a run, made into a tour-merch statement for anyone whose crowd credentials pre-date the Wembley shows.

The design lays the slogan in white type on the back of a plain black tee, front chest carrying the Foo Fighters wordmark. Soft-style cotton, unisex short-sleeve cut. Ex-Tour stock in the last of its numbers.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex T-Shirt
• Design: Break A Leg
• Colour: Black
• Material: soft-style cotton
• Pattern: Back print
• Great for: Foo Fighters fans, tour-slogan collectors, Ex-Tour merch enthusiasts, everyday wear

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