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Y3K Horror Streetwear T-Shirt – Japanese Style Chaos Art

Y3K Horror Streetwear T-Shirt – Japanese Style Chaos Art

Unisex Boxy T-Shirt

Premium 100% Cotton Tee

Regular price $36.97 USD
Regular price Sale price $36.97 USD
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Color: Black
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Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unworn and in original condition. Return shipping costs apply.

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FABRIC + FIT

  • Boxy, Relaxed Fit: Designed with dropped shoulders and a roomier boxy silhouette for a comfortable, modern fit. Please review the 'Size Guide' above before making your purchase.
  • Crafted from 100% combed cotton, this heavyweight 7.1 oz/yd² (240 g/m²) fabric has a soft, breathable feel while maintaining a more substantial structure.
  • Pre-shrunk and reactive-dyed for improved shape retention and long-lasting colour, with side-seamed construction for a consistent fit.
  • Built for long-lasting durability with a ribbed crew neck, taped neck and shoulders, and double-stitched cuffs and hem.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

  • Machine wash cold: Maximum 30°C / 90°F.
  • Wash inside out using a mild or neutral detergent.
  • Do not soak.
  • Do not bleach.
  • Avoid direct sunlight when drying.
  • Tumble dry on low heat.
  • Iron or steam on low heat.

About This Tee

Our Y3K Horror Streetwear T-Shirt delivers a chaotic blend of Japanese-style horror art, melting figures, skulls, eyeballs, and sharp ink strokes arranged in a surreal collage. Stylized kanji elements act as graphic accents, giving the piece an underground street-fashion feel. The mix of black, white, and red enhances the unsettling mood while keeping the design bold and wearable. 

Perfect for fans of dark aesthetic streetwear, manga-inspired horror, surreal collage art, and experimental Japanese visuals, this design stands out with its messy, high-energy composition. A strong choice for anyone who loves weird, chaotic, avant-garde designs with a heavy horror influence.

Kanji-inspired typography used as a visual element, not a literal language reference.

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