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Pull on Pete Townshend's mod-opera epic with the The Who Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt: Quadrophenia, an officially licensed Rockoff product printed in grey cotton and carrying imagery from the band's 1973 double-album.

Released October 1973 as The Who's sixth studio LP, Quadrophenia was Pete Townshend's second rock-opera. It tells the story of Jimmy, a Brighton mod, across four album sides — a sprawling concept record about identity, alienation and scooter culture in early-sixties England. Ethan Russell's cover photography, with four faces reflected in scooter mirrors, has become as quoted in mod culture as anything else of the era.

Cut in a ladies slim-fit on cotton, the shirt has a tighter, more fitted line than the unisex version. Size up if you prefer a looser drape, or check the men's section for the unisex twin.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt
  • Design: Quadrophenia (1973 album)
  • Colour: Grey
  • Material: Cotton
  • Great for: daily wear, gigs, mod and rock-opera collectors

The Who Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt: Quadrophenia

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Pull on Pete Townshend's mod-opera epic with the The Who Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt: Quadrophenia, an officially licensed Rockoff product printed in grey cotton and carrying imagery from the band's 1973 double-album.

Released October 1973 as The Who's sixth studio LP, Quadrophenia was Pete Townshend's second rock-opera. It tells the story of Jimmy, a Brighton mod, across four album sides — a sprawling concept record about identity, alienation and scooter culture in early-sixties England. Ethan Russell's cover photography, with four faces reflected in scooter mirrors, has become as quoted in mod culture as anything else of the era.

Cut in a ladies slim-fit on cotton, the shirt has a tighter, more fitted line than the unisex version. Size up if you prefer a looser drape, or check the men's section for the unisex twin.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt
  • Design: Quadrophenia (1973 album)
  • Colour: Grey
  • Material: Cotton
  • Great for: daily wear, gigs, mod and rock-opera collectors

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