Reach for the The Rolling Stones Pullover Hoodie: 1978 Tour in black cotton — officially licensed Rolling Stones merchandise carrying one of the band's most-bootlegged stage runs across heavyweight fleece.

The 1978 US Tour was the Some Girls-era road show, a 25-date North American run that produced one of the band's most-discussed live periods, with Mick Taylor long replaced by Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards back from his Toronto bust. The tour-poster artwork from that period is some of the most-collected Stones tour merch on the secondary market.

Cotton pullover hoodie with a kangaroo pouch pocket, ribbed cuffs and hem, and adjustable drawcord hood. Heavyweight enough for autumn-into-winter layering. Available in a black colourway, long sleeves, regular unisex cut.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex Pullover Hoodie
• Design: 1978 Tour
• Colour: Black
• Material: Cotton
• Great for: Rolling Stones collectors, Some Girls fans, winter gig kit, gifts for classic-rock diehards

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