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New designs featuring Frankenstein’s Creature, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, a careful vampire, and more…
Frankenstein
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Gill-Man
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Werewolf in London
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Frankenstein ✳︎ Gill-Man ✳︎ Werewolf in London ✳︎
Some things are waiting beneath the surface.
Night Swimming features Gill-Man and Kay sharing the dark water together—Kay in her iconic white swimsuit, outfitted with scuba gear, while the Creature glides beside her through his natural domain.
Inspired by one of classic horror’s most memorable monster-and-maiden pairings, the design reimagines their encounter as something quieter and stranger: less pursuit, more midnight rendezvous.
For fans of Creature from the Black Lagoon, classic Universal-era monsters, aquatic horror, and anyone who knows there are worse things than going into the water after dark.
Wear it swimming. Wear it lurking. Wear it somewhere safely inland.
Death, but make it fashionable.
Too Ghoul for You features a skeleton in an elaborate wig, oversized hat, capelet, and dramatic bow. Her entire costume is rendered in vivid red against the dark shirt, while crisp white lettering delivers the verdict:
TOO GHOUL FOR YOU
Equal parts Victorian portraiture, graveyard glamour, and undead attitude, the design is for anyone who prefers their macabre with a little elegance.
For gothic fashion devotees, cemetery wanderers, historical horror fans, and anyone whose personal style could best be described as deceased, but impeccably dressed.
Some people dress to impress.
She dressed to haunt.
You are allowed to become.
Built Not Born features Frankenstein’s Creature with needle and thread in hand, repairing his own body one stitch at a time.
Created from pieces chosen by someone else, the Creature has always raised questions about identity, autonomy, and what makes someone fully themselves. Here, he takes the work into his own hands. The stitches are no longer simply evidence of how he was made—they are part of how he chooses to remake himself.
A design about monsters, transformation, and the possibility that who you become can matter more than how you began.
For Frankenstein readers, gothic horror fans, and anyone who has ever had a hand in making themselves into the person they were meant to be.
Built, not born. Still becoming.
Better stay away from him.
Awooooo.
Werewolf of London features a snarling wolf head wearing a classic London police helmet—a visual riff inspired more by the swagger, humor, and nocturnal menace of the song than by the original film.
It is part monster shirt, part musical reference, and part bad decision after midnight. The design takes one of rock’s most enduring werewolf images and turns it into a gothic street emblem for anyone who appreciates sharp teeth, dark humor, and a little well-dressed chaos.
For werewolf fans, horror lovers, classic rock devotees, and anyone who knows that sometimes the monster does not hide in the woods.
Sometimes he is walking through Soho looking for a place to eat.
Awooooo.
Everyone wears a mask.
Life is a Masquerade features Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, in his unforgettable Red Death costume: a figure rendered almost entirely in blood red, with stark white highlighting the skull mask and skeletal details of his elaborate disguise.
Inspired by the Phantom’s dramatic entrance at the masquerade, the design captures Erik at his most theatrical—turning the celebration itself into a reminder that beneath all the costumes, performances, and carefully constructed identities, something more dangerous may be waiting.
For fans of The Phantom of the Opera, gothic literature, theatrical horror, and anyone who understands that sometimes the mask reveals more than it conceals.
The music plays. The masks go on. Life is a masquerade.
Handle with care. Store somewhere dark.
Do Not Expose to Sunlight features a classic Nosferatu-style vampire in round red glasses looming above an ornate scroll worked warning placard reading:
CAUTION
DO NOT EXPOSE TO SUNLIGHT
Part occult warning sign, part monster portrait, the design treats vampirism like a hazardous material classification—and the wearer as something best kept out of direct daylight.
Made for vampire devotees, night people, classic horror fans, and anyone whose preferred operating hours begin sometime after sunset.
Keep away from windows. Avoid prolonged exposure. Wear after dark.