"Argh You Afraid of the Dark?" Zombie Pirate Tee
Tired of basic, boring Halloween shirts? Win every party and costume contest with the cleverest pun on the Seven Seas. This zombie pirate tee is the ultimate conversation starter, blending spooky, undead vibes with swashbuckling humor that everyone will love.
Why It's Your Perfect Halloween Shirt:
Hilariously Clever Design: A unique pirate pun that's smart, funny, and perfectly captures the spooky-fun spirit of Halloween.
Premium Heavy Cotton: Made from durable 5.3 oz Gildan 5000 cotton that's soft and comfortable, not a cheap, single-use costume tee.
Vibrant, Undead Print: The high-quality print ensures your zombie pirate won't crack or fade, even after braving the darkest nights (and washing machines).
Classic Unisex Fit: A relaxed and comfortable fit for all body types, making it the perfect easy costume for anyone.
The Legend Behind the Lantern
This design is a tribute to the legendary Captain Brinehook, the Ossuary Corsair himself. Cursed to haunt the tides after a deal gone wrong, he now roams the dark with his lantern and a single, terrifying question...
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Product Specifications
- Material: Gildan 5000 | 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²) heavy-duty fabric consisting of 100% ethically grown and harvested US cotton.
- Fit: Classic unisex fit with a crew neckline for a comfortable, relaxed wear.
- Construction: Features a tear-away label for total comfort. Seamless sides and taped shoulders provide enhanced durability.
- Certifications: Oeko-Tex certified for safety and quality assurance.
Care Instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F).
- Tumble dry: low heat.
- Do not iron directly on the print.
- Do not dry-clean.
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