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Desolate Clown Noir Artwork on Artisan Apron
- Incl. 2 front pockets
- Nickel-free eyelet made of copper for tying the neck strap
- Neck and hip band in contrasting colours (length: 85 cm / 95cm each)
- Durable fabrics: 205 g/m²
- Material: 100% cotton, metal
- A - Length in in
- B - Width in in
| Size | A (in) | B (in) |
|---|---|---|
| One Size | 33.86 | 11.42 |
Zoe (177 cm)Size: One Size
4.7 (36 reviews)
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Just what it said it was
The apron was really well made and the service was great. Thank you so much.
Very pleased with my purchase. A problem with the product was quickly resolved, I would not hesitate to recommend Spreadshirt.
So pleased with the apron, will be ordering more.
Brilliant just what I ordered thanks
Always a bit of a hit or a miss when buying something like this online, however I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality of the product, good generous sizing, good quality machine washable material, good website, very reasonable price, good after care options available, prompt delivery.
I love it, it was exactly what I had in mind and I feel so professional and proud to be able to represent my brand as I work in the presence of others
Fabulous service! Really lovely product delivered so quickly. Thank you so much.
Product ok a bit disappointed with the brightness of the print on the front. Looks a bit washed out. Dull and worn looking.
Good quality and ideal size for a man . Would be too big /long for a small female.
Created by Jack Joblin
Desolate Clown Noir Artwork
Created by Jack Joblin
Bold noir clown aesthetic on a black background, red typography and retro horror charm. Especially suitable for rebellious streetwear, Halloween looks and dark illustration collections.
Tags: Clown, Noir, Horror, Goth, Punk, Midnight, redtext, blackshirt, SketchArt, Vintage style, edgydesign, Halloween, Streetwear, Eerie, boldfont, Illustrated, Monochrome, Dramatic, sinister, ArtPrint, Shirt design, Horror style, Character Design
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