Eraserhead T-Shirt
Eraserhead T-Shirt
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David Lynch's Eraserhead is one of those films that gets under your skin and stays there. If you know, you know — and wearing it says everything without saying a word. This graphic movie t-shirt is for the film lovers, the late-night cinema crowd, and anyone who appreciates cinema that genuinely unsettles.
The base garment is a Gildan SoftStyle® Ringspun T-Shirt, and it earns its place. At 153gsm, it has real weight without feeling heavy, and the high-stitch-density fabric gives a smooth, flat surface that makes DTG prints land cleanly and stay sharp wash after wash. The structured, modern classic fit sits well on the body without being boxy — comfortable enough to wear all day, considered enough to wear out.
- 153gsm ringspun cotton: soft hand feel with genuine substance to it
- High-stitch-density fabric: smooth printing surface that keeps the design crisp
- Structured modern fit: tailored enough to look intentional, relaxed enough to feel easy
- Crew neck with seamless twin needle collar: holds its shape and sits clean
- Taped neck and shoulders: added durability where it matters most
- OEKO-TEX certified low-impact dyes: made responsibly, better for you and the planet
- Available in Black: the only colour this design was ever going to come in
- Sizes Small to 3XL: a solid range for a genuinely unisex fit
This is the kind of black and white graphic tee that works as a gift for any serious film fan, or a treat for yourself if your taste in cinema runs darker than most. A strong addition to any collection of famous movie t-shirts.
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All 8Ball Originals garments are WRAP certified, REACH compliant, and Fair Labor Association accredited. They are printed in the UK using Oeka-Tex and GOTS-certified water-based inks.
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Really nice quality t shirt and it came within a couple of days! Definitely going to use these guys again
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