IF you’re a Taylor Swift fan, you need to strap on your skates for a run to Primark.
There’s a new t-shirt that has Swifties more than excited, as it’s a beautiful tribute to her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
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A video The news was shared on TikTok by Primark in Sauchiehall, Glasgow, as they showed it hanging, ready for shoppers.
“For all the Swifties!” they captioned the clip.
The oversized black t-shirt is unisex and features the ‘Kansas City Chiefs’ logo and the words ‘AFC West Division’ underneath.
On the Primark website, they write about the top: “Coming in a black hue, this jersey top is defined by a large graphic on the chest, while the piece also benefits from a round neckline, short sleeves and straight hem.”
And despite the Primark t-shirt costing just £12, it’s already appearing on resale sites like eBay – for an extra £20.
Similar shirts are also being sold on sites like Amazon, for a whopping £31 more.
Taylor’s man Travis plays for the Chiefs, with the Karma singer regularly seen on the sidelines cheering him on at games.
The pair are currently holidaying in Lake Como, Italy, after Taylor performed on the final stop of her Eras tour in Paris this week.
Travis was joined by Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid to watch Taylor in action, and told brother Jason on his New Heights podcast that he had a great time at the show.
“I suggest everyone go see it,” he said.
“It’s absolutely unbelievable, I liked everything about it.”
Taylor will head to Edinburgh on June 7th and tour the UK before concluding in London on August 20th.
Tickets sold out within minutes of going on sale, and advertisers later attempted to sell the £110 tickets for up to £2,600 on secondary sales sites.
Taylor Swift’s European Eras Tour Dates
YOU may find it difficult to buy a ticket, but it’s worth keeping an eye on the official resale sites – Ticketmaster and AXS – to see if anything might turn up. And if you’re thinking about catching one, here are the dates and locations she’ll be performing on the first leg of her European tour.
May 17th to 19th – Friends Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
May 24th to 30th – Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid, Spain
June 2nd to 3rd – Groupama Stadium, Lyon, France
June 7th to 9th – Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland
June 13th to 15th – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
June 18 – Principality Stadium, Cardiff
June 21st to 23rd – Wembley Stadium, London
June 28th to 30th – Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland
Tom Kiehl, interim head of UK Music, said: “We need urgent action from the government to end the multi-million pound scourge of fraudulent festival and concert ticket prices.
“Fans are being ruthlessly exploited by touts who snap up thousands of tickets and resell them for huge profits.”
However, you will be able to get an official resale ticket on the Ticketmaster and AXS websites.
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