Do you like werewolves? Are you tired of vampires stealing all the sartorial elegance? Never fear. What you need are a few snazzy, sharp, fangs-and-fur t-shirts to liven up your wardrobe. There are many lycanthropic tees out there, but here, for a start, are my choices for werewolf shirts you need to own…
David Jon Fuller
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Werewolf shirts you need to own
If you're a fan of werewolves, you're going to need a few good t-shirts. Here are some of the best designs.
Ripped from the screen of John Landis's classic An American Werewolf in London, this is the logo of the pub our heroes really never should have left.
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Logo inspired by the unit featured in cult classic Dog Soldiers.
The greatest opening line to a song ever? Certainly close. A howl-out to Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London."
Show some lycanthropic solidarity with this great tee created by Argyle Werewolf and brought to life by Werewolf-News.com
If you didn't know women are leading the pack in werewolf fiction these days, now's your chance to support your sisters. Author Allison Moon models her newest werewolf tank.
This enslaved yet deadly she wolf is looking for revenge & she's going to tear her way out of this design. T-Shirt Blk is made of Top Quality 100% Cotton, Jersey using skin friendly, Azo-free, Reactive dyes.
A snarling wolf covers the entire top with this design. Fangs dripping & a claw mark wound on the back will leave you forever with the mark of the lycan! T-Shirt Blk is made of Top Quality 100% Cotton, Jersey using skin friendly, Azo-free, Reactive dyes.
WolfCop
Official t-shirt of the WolfCop movie -- hitting theatres in 2014.
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By the way, if you have your own favourites not included here, please feel free to add them! You can include links, so readers can seek them out. And vote for what you think is the best shirt!
March 29, 2013 at 12:07 am
I’m uh, just commenting to point out that I only “liked” my own post because I’m stunned I can do this on a WordPress.org self-hosted site. I thought that was only possible on a WordPress.com site….
Hm.