Stella McCartney releases limited edition Paul McCartney t-shirt

Stella McCartney has released an exclusive limited edition t-shirt celebrating her father Paul McCartney's new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane.

The unisex design went on sale exclusively to UK customers on Tuesday June 2 and remains available until midnight on Wednesday June 3. It features the Dungeon Lane street sign from the album cover along with two blue tits and draws from imagery in the record. The album was released on Friday May 29 and marks Paul McCartney's first full-length project since McCartney III in 2020. The 14-track collection includes a duet with former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr on the song Home To Us. Stella McCartney previously collaborated with her father on a 2019 clothing line inspired by the Beatles film Yellow Submarine. The new t-shirt is available to buyers of the album.

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