The Stone Roses Water Fall 90s

This specific design is strongly associated with the band’s aesthetic during the early 1990s, particularly around the time of their seminal self-titled debut album (though “Waterfall” is a song from that album, the flag imagery isn’t its main cover, but part of the broader artistic output). The band’s psychedelic and often politically tinged visuals, combined with their revolutionary sound that blended indie rock with dance rhythms, made them flag-bearers of the Madchester scene and highly influential in the Britpop era. This shirt served as popular merchandise, allowing fans to visibly align themselves with the band’s unique blend of music and visual rebellion.

Size 75.5×57cm
Condition 9.5/10