The Beatles Music Hoodies

The Beatles hoodies and sweatshirts feature the logo with its elongated T, the green apple of the Apple label, album artwork from Abbey Road, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and White Album, and the cartoon yellow submarine from the film Yellow Submarine. Most are pullover hoodies; the Drop T logo, Abbey Road, White Album and the Apple emblem also appear on zip hoodies. The Christmas sweatshirts and the Yellow Submarine sweatshirt with the four band members' heads in circles have no hood. Most have a unisex fit; the All You Need Is Love model and the Drop T logo zip hoodie have a women's fit.

What do the 3 Savile Row, Get Back and Shea '66 designs mean?

• 3 Savile Row: the address of Apple's London building, on whose roof the Beatles played their final public performance on 30 January 1969.
• Get Back: the song and the 1969 recording sessions that later became the album Let It Be; the garment features the lettering in a colour gradient.
• Shea '66: a concert at New York's Shea Stadium, where the Beatles played in 1965 and 1966.
• A Hard Day's Night: the black-and-white grid of the four band members' faces from the 1964 album cover.
• Revolver: Klaus Voormann's drawing and photo collage from the 1966 album cover, with a sleeve print on the Reverse version.

How do All Over Print, Stone Wash and Hi-Build differ?

All Over Print covers the whole garment, rather than just the chest; this treatment is used for Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper, Revolver, single covers and song titles. Stone Wash garments are washed after sewing so the colour looks slightly faded, as if they had been worn for years. Hi-Build is a thicker print that stands proud of the fabric and can be felt, for example on the Drop T logo with an apple. Back Print means a design on the back and an additional print on the front, which you will appreciate on a zip hoodie you wear open.

Many of these designs also appear on The Beatles Music T-Shirts; caps, bags, mugs and other band merchandise are in the The Beatles Music Merch section.