The 1969 festival was significantly smaller than its 1970 counterpart. The mass turnout in 1970 was partly down to the surprise performance by Bob Dylan, who originally said he was visiting the Isle of Wight to see the birthplace of Alfred Tennyson. This was partly true, as it was only once the Fairbrothers showed Dylan footage of the island's cultural and literary heritage that he agreed to perform. Worn By has joined forces with the creator of the original festival posters, the truly brilliant David Fairbrother-Roe to bring these artwork posters back to life.

This vintage t-shirt was handmade in Europe from the finest 140gsm cotton. All Worn By garments are sweatshop free, ethical sourced and our labels are 100% recycled. This Bob Dylan t-shirt is a 100% cotton 140gsm jersey tee featuring with a soft-feel water-based print from the original poster on our standard crew neck silhouette.

LIMITED EDITION - Please note our this Ecru colour-way is available for a very limited period and in very limited numbers, so act quickly to get your hands on little piece of Worn By history before we run out.