Add The Beatles Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt: Budokan Set List (Back Print) in grey soft-style cotton — officially licensed Beatles merchandise putting the printed setlist from one of the band's most-bootlegged international gigs on a fitted ladies cut with a back-print graphic.

The Beatles played five concerts at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo between 30 June and 2 July 1966, performing identical setlists across the run. The shows have been bootlegged and officially released in various forms ever since, and the Budokan Set List back print presents that 1966 setlist as a wearable archival document.

Soft-style cotton in a ladies slim-fit silhouette with short sleeves, the back-print graphic centred between the shoulder blades. Available in a grey colourway.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Ladies Slim Fit T-Shirt
• Design: Budokan Set List
• Design Features: Back print
• Colour: Grey
• Material: Soft-style cotton
• Great for: Beatles collectors, 1966-tour fans, setlist completists, gigs

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