Few images say “70s cool” like John Lennon leaning back on a Manhattan rooftop in a sleeveless New York City ringer tee, arms crossed, sunglasses on, looking like the entire city belongs to him. Shot in 1974 by photographer Bob Gruen, the moment became instantly iconic — a snapshot of Lennon’s post-Beatles era as a scrappy, politically outspoken New Yorker who traded British suits for denim, activism, and downtown attitude.
This replica tee brings back that effortless swagger: simple, bold, and unmistakably Lennon. It’s the shirt that turned into a symbol — of rebellion, of reinvention, of a city that adopted him as much as he adopted it. Part rock history, part street style, it’s the kind of graphic that never really went out of fashion because it never had to.
Cut off the sleeves....I dare you.
This shirt uses a Next Level 3604 Brand Ringer, and does not have a Branko Brand Label as it is a one off.
