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Pull on a piece of Liverpool club-circuit heritage with the The Beatles T-Shirt: The Cavern 1962, an officially licensed unisex cotton tee tied to the band's residency year.

1962 was the year The Beatles solidified their lineup with Ringo Starr joining on drums and recorded their first single, 'Love Me Do', with countless Cavern Club sets in Liverpool. The design references that defining year on the band's club-circuit rise, on a chest-panel print.

Classic short-sleeve unisex fit in soft cotton, sized for everyday wear.

  • Officially licensed The Beatles product
  • Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
  • Design: The Cavern 1962
  • Material: Cotton
  • Great for: daily wear, Liverpool visitors, Beatles collectors, sixties-rock fans

The Beatles T-Shirt: The Cavern 1962

SKU: BEATTEE44MS03
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Pull on a piece of Liverpool club-circuit heritage with the The Beatles T-Shirt: The Cavern 1962, an officially licensed unisex cotton tee tied to the band's residency year.

1962 was the year The Beatles solidified their lineup with Ringo Starr joining on drums and recorded their first single, 'Love Me Do', with countless Cavern Club sets in Liverpool. The design references that defining year on the band's club-circuit rise, on a chest-panel print.

Classic short-sleeve unisex fit in soft cotton, sized for everyday wear.

  • Officially licensed The Beatles product
  • Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
  • Design: The Cavern 1962
  • Material: Cotton
  • Great for: daily wear, Liverpool visitors, Beatles collectors, sixties-rock fans

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