Carry the The Beatles Unisex T-Shirt: Ob-La-Di (Back Print) in grey or blue soft-style cotton — officially licensed Beatles merchandise pushing the song-title artwork across the shoulder blades.

"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" is a track from the band's ninth studio album, The Beatles (better known as the White Album), released November 1968, written by Paul McCartney and lifted from a phrase Nigerian conga player Jimmy Scott Emuakpor often used. The song was reissued as a single in some markets after the album's release, and the design carries that era's typographic visual world across the back of the tee.

Soft-style cotton with a clean back-print graphic, sits well as daily wear or layered for cooler weather in a regular unisex cut. Available in grey or blue.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
• Design: Ob-La-Di (Back Print)
• Colour: Grey, Blue
• Material: Soft-style cotton
• Great for: Beatles collectors, White Album fans, daily wear, gifts for Fab Four diehards

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