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Nosferatu Tee

Nosferatu Tee

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Not the velvet vampire. The rat in the ship's hold, the plague that learned to walk. Murnau, 1922, the film Stoker's widow won a court order to burn, and which crawled out of the ashes anyway. Some things outlast the people who condemned them. For people who prefer the original to the remake.

A Nosferatu graphic tee for silent-film fans, horror purists, and anyone who prefers the 1922 Murnau original to every remake since. Count Orlok beneath a crescent moon, the rat in the ship's hold made cinema. A gift for film-school survivors, classic-horror collectors, and people who survived the burn order.

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Ezra H.
collar snug

Slightly tight neck at first, relaxed after a wash.

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Mathilde V.
thick canvas

Awesome design but heavyweight cotton is thick. Air dry to avoid shrinking.

Appreciate the solid advice on air drying. Glad you like the heavyweight cotton feel and the design.

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Ruth W.
great contrast

Whites are bright against a very deep black. Excellent print.

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Amélie G.
arrived early

arrived earlier than expected. print looks incredible up close.

Glad the delivery was quick and the print details look great up close.

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Naomi A.
silent film crowd

Wore it to a screening with live organ. Got several nods.

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Judith N.
Orlok is perfect

Shadow work on the face is genuinely creepy. Love it.

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Emma V.
creepy classic

Count Orlok silhouette is pristine. Lithograph style is gorgeous.

We aimed for a raw lithograph texture for Count Orlok, so glad it looks pristine to you, Emma.

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Thomas W.
clean vector

Vector silhouette is incredibly sharp. Fits true.

We kept the vector silhouette as clean as possible for maximum impact. Glad it fits true, Thomas.