Yes Sir I Can Boogie T-Shirt

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Printed digitally directly onto the garment, which means instead of cracking graphics you'll get a super soft vintage fade making it feel like it was straight outta the 70's. The purchase process was really easy and I got a lovely note and a free tote bag along with my T-Shirt! A range of t-shirts sold by independent artists featuring a huge variety of original designs in sizes XS-5XL; availability depending on style.

Yes Sir Can Boogie - Etsy UK Yes Sir Can Boogie - Etsy UK

I keep getting comments on how cool it looks but also, it just describes me perfectly so I had to have it! RCA Records executive Leone Deane discovered them in Fuerteventura where they were singing traditional flamenco songs and dancing in front of tourists. For the disco divas, our Yes sir I can Boogie t-shirt is the perfect piece that brings comfort and "cool" to your wardrobe.Available in two colourways - black with a classic white print, or black with a metallic silver print. Crafted from 100% organic cotton, this super soft t-shirt is hand-printed at our Bedfordshire studio using non-toxic inks. Printed in racing green on organic cotton and inspired than the 77 hit by Baccara "Yes sir I can boogie". I would have sized up for a true oversize fit, and the material is not as vintage feeling as described (or the print).

Yes Sir I Can Boogie T-Shirt | Being Scottish Yes Sir I Can Boogie T-Shirt | Being Scottish

Printed digitally directly on the garment which means instead of cracking graphics you'll get a super soft vintage fade making it feel like it was straight outta the 70's. The song, originally released by Spanish duo Baccara in 1977, was written by Frank Dostal and Rolf Soja. Our new oversized fit is the perfect piece to lounge around whilst feeling like your favourite vintage worn in t-shirt. It was a disco hit across Europe, and the only number one hit in the UK the duo ever had, spending a week at number one in the UK singles chart in 1977.After Scotland qualified for the Euro 2020, ending 22 years of hurt without a major tournament, the song grew in popularity even more so in Scotland!