Slip on the Pink Floyd T-Shirt: Animals Rainbow Photo (Back Print) in black soft-style cotton — officially licensed Pink Floyd merchandise, the rainbow-photo graphic running across the rear panel.

Animals dropped in January 1977 as Pink Floyd's tenth studio album, with three long tracks (Pigs, Dogs and Sheep) framed by short Pigs on the Wing reprises. The rainbow-photo treatment ties back to the album's nocturnal Battersea Power Station visual, the inflatable pig and the chimney silhouette caught against the sky.

Soft-style cotton with short sleeves, in a black colourway. The Animals Rainbow Photo runs across the back panel, leaving the front clean. A quieter Pink Floyd merch piece until you turn around.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex T-Shirt
• Design: Animals Rainbow Photo
• Design Features: Back Print
• Colour: Black
• Material: soft-style cotton
• Great for: Pink Floyd listening sessions, Animals-era playlists, back-print merch collectors, everyday band-tee rotation

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