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Salute Metallica's rhythm engine in black soft-style cotton with the Metallica T-Shirt: Papa Het Guitar — officially licensed Metallica merchandise built around guitar imagery.

"Papa Het" is the affectionate fan nickname for James Hetfield, and the design pairs it with guitar imagery as a knowing nod to the right hand that has powered Metallica through every album cycle since 1981.

It's a unisex short-sleeve cut with a classic crew neckline in black. Pair it with black denim, boots or a flannel for gigs and festivals.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
  • Design: Papa Het Guitar
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: Soft-style cotton
  • Great for: Metallica fans, Hetfield devotees, thrash collectors, gig nights

Metallica T-Shirt: Papa Het Guitar

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Salute Metallica's rhythm engine in black soft-style cotton with the Metallica T-Shirt: Papa Het Guitar — officially licensed Metallica merchandise built around guitar imagery.

"Papa Het" is the affectionate fan nickname for James Hetfield, and the design pairs it with guitar imagery as a knowing nod to the right hand that has powered Metallica through every album cycle since 1981.

It's a unisex short-sleeve cut with a classic crew neckline in black. Pair it with black denim, boots or a flannel for gigs and festivals.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
  • Design: Papa Het Guitar
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: Soft-style cotton
  • Great for: Metallica fans, Hetfield devotees, thrash collectors, gig nights

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