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The Beatles Lifestore Merchandise 4 Items

Name: The Beatles - Drop T Logo Bathrobe - L-XL
SKU: 842266v3
Price: 39.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Drop T Logo Bathrobe

39,99 €*

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Available Sizes: S-M, L-XL

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Made from cozy fleece fabric, the Beatles Drop T Logo Bathrobe is a classic design equipped with a hood, a self-fabric waist belt, twin pockets at hip height, stylish piping details as well as Beatles Drop T Logo branding embroidered at left chest and on the rear. Relaxed fit; 100% polyester coral fleece, 280 g/m².

Dimensions:
Small-Medium: Length 117cm, Chest 127cm, Sleeve 58cm
Medium-Large: Length 120cm, Chest 130cm, Sleeve 60cm
Large-X Large: Length 123cm, Chest 133cm, Sleeve: 62cm

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Yellow Submarine Postcard Diorama Set (5 Designs)

9,99 €*

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The "Original Japanese Paper Diorama" series, in which a single picture is cut out and assembled into a three-dimensional object. The Yellow Submarine postcard set is the second in the series!

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Original Japanese Paper Diorama - First Tv Appearance In U.S. (Ed Sullivan Show 1964)

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The "Original Japanese Paper Diorama" series, in which a single picture is cut out and assembled into a three-dimensional piece, features the Beatles when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show!

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Original Japanese Paper Diorama - Live In Japan (At "Budokan"Judo Arena)

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The 1966 Budokan concert is now available in the "Original Japanese Paper Diorama" series, in which a single picture is cut out and assembled into a three-dimensional piece! The diorama reproduces the real first day of the tour, June 30, which was not officially broadcast on TV.

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