It’s time
to haunt
Seven designs, fourteen pieces, twenty five nights. Then it goes back in the box.
Seven designs, and every one has a reason
None of these were made to be scary for the sake of being scary. Tap through to the piece you want, or read what each one is actually about first.

Halloween Ghost
The first one we ever made, and three seasons later still the one that goes first. Not a bedsheet with two holes cut in it: a ghost that turned up kitted, night vision down, weapon up.
The joke underneath it is not really a joke. What follows you home after a tour does not wait for October to put on a costume.

Friday the 13th
A poster for a film that was never made. One night, one man, no crew, and no light except what we carried into the field ourselves.
The horror poster is a borrowed shape. The figure standing inside it is not, and that is the whole point of the series: the monster is kit you would recognise.

Kamikaze on Elm Street
You will not be sleeping alone. The thing that finds you in your sleep is not a man with knives for fingers. It is a cheap quadcopter with a camera and something taped underneath it.
Anyone who has been out in the last few years understands why this is the one that is actually a horror film.

Chainsaw Massacre
The third poster of that same night. Same field, same dark, a lot more noise.
This is the one for the people who stopped being subtle about it. Some things announce themselves long before they arrive, and somehow that is worse than the quiet ones.

Scarecrow
Something standing in the corn that does not walk away when you do. A scarecrow is built for exactly one job: hold a position in an empty field, in the cold, for months, and watch.
Nobody thanks it and nobody comes to relieve it. If you have ever pulled that duty, you already understand this design.

Halloween Font
Our wordmark, cut the way you would cut it into a pumpkin. Small, on the chest, and that is deliberate.
This is the one you wear through all of October without having to explain a print on your back to anyone at work.

Skeleton Logo
A skeleton hand where the logo normally sits. It is the smallest piece in the collection and the one that takes people the longest to spot.
That is exactly what it is for. Not everything you carry has to be readable from across the room.
Most brands run their Halloween shop right up to the night itself, take the last orders on 30 October, and then let the customer find out on their own that the parcel was never going to make it. We are not doing that.
The collection opens on Friday 25 September and closes on Monday 19 October at 23:59, twelve days before Halloween. Everything ships from stock, so an order placed inside that window has a full twelve days of travel time. That is the entire reason the date is where it is.
If it cannot get there in time, we would rather not sell it to you.
What you get is fourteen pieces across seven designs, all in black, printed on the same blanks we use for the rest of the range. Nothing here is a one-off experiment. Halloween Ghost has been through three seasons and is still the piece that goes first, and the three Black Series posters were all shot on the same night in the same field with no crew.
When the window closes the designs come off the shop. They do not get discounted at the end of the month and the deadline does not quietly move. That is the deal.
The questions we actually get
Will it get here before Halloween?
That is exactly why we close ordering on 19 October instead of on the night itself. Everything ships from stock the same or next working day, and closing twelve days early gives the parcel room to travel. We will not promise you a date, because we do not control the carrier, but we do control when we stop taking orders.
Where is the print, front or back?
Friday the 13th, Kamikaze on Elm Street, Chainsaw Massacre and Scarecrow are back prints, big enough to read from across a room. Halloween Ghost sits on the front. Halloween Font and Skeleton Logo are small chest prints, which is the whole idea behind those two.
Which sizes and colours are there?
T-shirts run XS to 3XL, hoodies run S to 3XL, and the whole collection is black. There is a size chart on every product page, and the fit is our standard fit, so if you already own a piece of ours you know what you are getting.
What happens on 19 October?
The collection comes off the shop that evening and the designs go back in the box. Nothing gets discounted at the end and nothing gets quietly extended.
Does it come back next year?
It has come back every October so far, and these seven designs have been through more than one season already. We are not going to promise you anything about a year we have not planned yet.
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