Mick Jagger Launches New Merchandise Collection Inspired by Iconic 1972 Photo

Mick Jagger has launched a new merchandise collection inspired by one of its iconic ’70s looks.

The Rolling Stones The singer has just launched the Palace Laundry collection, inspired by a “Palace Laundry” t-shirt he wore in a famous 1972 tour photo taken by a music photographer Jim Marshall.

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The collection includes a green and white replica of the T-shirt, selling for $164, as well as a special Palace Laundry box set featuring the replica T-shirt and a limited edition photo of Jagger autographed by Marshall, housed in a custom embossed box. There are only 50 boxes available, selling for over $1,300.

The collection also includes a red satin Palace Laundry jacket with an “M” patch on the back, inspired by a jacket Jagger wore to an Yves Saint Laurent party at New York’s 21 Club in 1972, as well as a hat and keychain.

All items in the collection are available to order now and will ship on August 12th.

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Mick and The Stones have just a handful of dates left on their Hackney Diamonds tour. They will open with a two-night show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on July 10. A full list of dates can be found at Rollingstones.com.