Roll out in the The Beatles T-Shirt: American Tour '64 (Natural) (Back Print) in neutral soft-style cotton, officially licensed Beatles merchandise printing the American Tour '64 graphic on the back panel.

February 1964 was the Beatles' first North American run, the Ed Sullivan studio bookings and the Washington Coliseum show stitched into the early-Beatlemania story for good. The poster-style graphic on this tee lifts the era's typographic energy and renders it as a clean back print.

A neutral soft-style cotton unisex tee with short sleeves and the American Tour '64 design across the back, with the front kept blank. Authentic Beatles merchandise for British Invasion collectors and natural-tone tee fans.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
• Design: American Tour '64
• Design Features: Back Print
• Colour: Neutral
• Material: soft-style cotton
• Great for: Beatles collectors, British Invasion fans, Ed Sullivan-era completists, vintage tour-poster wardrobe

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