Ernie Ball 1962 'Strings and Things' Red T-Shirt
Ernie Ball 1962 Strings and Things Red T-Shirt
A soft, comfortable tee that wears the brand's vintage roots with a touch of classic rock and roll style.
Buyer-Fit Overview
This shirt is a great pick for players who appreciate a bit of music history in their everyday wardrobe. The Strings and Things graphic features Arnie the Eagle, illustrated by artist Rolly Crump back in the early 1960s, giving it a genuine vintage feel rather than a generic logo tee. It is a solid choice for Ernie Ball fans, gigging musicians who want comfortable practice or travel wear, or anyone looking for a casual shirt with real musical heritage behind it.
Key Highlights
- Classic Strings and Things graphic featuring Arnie the Eagle
- Artwork originally illustrated by artist Rolly Crump in the early 1960s
- Screen printed white ink on a heather red poly cotton jersey
- Soft, durable 4.2oz fabric blend built for everyday wear
Why You'll Love It
Features
A heather red poly cotton jersey tee with the classic Strings and Things eagle graphic screen printed in white ink.
Advantages
The combed ring-spun cotton and polyester blend gives the shirt a soft hand feel while holding its shape and color through regular wear and washing.
Benefits
You get a comfortable everyday shirt that doubles as a nod to Ernie Ball's history, easy to wear at practice, on stage, or just out and about.
Great Fit For
- Ernie Ball fans and longtime players
- Musicians who want comfortable, casual practice or travel wear
- Anyone who appreciates vintage music merch artwork
- Gift shoppers looking for a guitar-themed present
Specifications
From Spotts
There is something fun about wearing a piece of music history, and that Arnie the Eagle graphic has been part of the Ernie Ball story since the early 1960s. Comfortable, soft, and full of character — a great everyday tee for anyone who loves the brand.
If you have any questions about sizing or anything else before you order, we are happy to help. Text or call us at 814-371-5666.