#black metal shirts

[blastbeat]

black metal-shirts: nekrodeus.

[dyinginafield]

[burninleather]

me rn because my original shirt of choice was Kreator's 'pleasure to kill' with a big "ARE YOU READY TO KILL?" in red on the back before I was informed that was not very wise to go through security with so now I'm wearing a massive fucking red demon pentagram gorgoroth shirt because somehow that's the least offensive shirt I have

[thebean-17]

[n0123noise]

Mutiilation - Black Millenium Grim Reborn

Bootleg Shirt and Repress CD

[giaffa]

Hi, I was scrolling the enby fashion tag (being more fashionable is a 2025 goal) and I immediately fell in love with your fashion. Where do you get your stuff?

Hi, thank you so much! I usually get my clothes from thrift stores and local shops, and some items from military surplus stores (like jackets or combat boots). It depends if I plan a classy outfit or a more laid back rock/metal vibe, I also have a few band shirts that I bought at different concerts over the years.

Sometimes I resort to fast fashion stores because they're relatively cheap, but I try to avoid them if I can, thrift stores are much better in terms of quality and sustainability, and I prefer the vintage vibe!

Thanks for the ask and have fun with your fashion goals! 💖✨️

[borninwinter81]

Another t-shirt mod

Because it's impossible for me to buy a shirt without doing something to make it more interesting 😁

Vampire is a Swedish thrash/death metal band, but although they were formed in 2011 they have a very old-school sound, more like death metal was back in the 80s. Slight shades of Black Metal too, but again in its earlier Bathory era form. Originally their material was only released on cassette and vinyl, and they were one of the first modern bands I came across that did that. I've been a fan since their first EP, and I have a tattoo of their logo, but only just managed to get one of their shirts.

I would usually get a man's/unisex, but on this occasion I got the "girlie" fit. It originally looked sonething like this (official website photo as i didn’t take a picture before I started messing with it).

However the print was way lower on the body than is shown here. I've mentioned before that I dislike the look of low waisted shirts on me, so I usually crop them. However in this instance as there was so much space at the top what I did instead was cut the length from there, re-sew the shoulders and re-shape the neckline (removing the sleeves at the same time).

At that point although it *just* fit it was a little too tight to be comfortable, probably because I'd moved the original waistline up my body so it was sitting around my ribcage. I had some of this extra wide lace trim that I bought ages ago on sale for pennies.

I cut up the side seams and sewed a panel of this down each side.

This meant it fit perfectly in the chest, however it was now slightly too loose in the waist area. I have quite a v-shaped upper body with a wide chest and shoulders and a narrow waist from having been a weight lifter for a few years!

But, rather than taking in the sides again, instead I did a cut and weave on the back, but I only wove the bottom part, just leaving plain slashes at the top. This pulled in the shirt slightly at the waist area and now it fits perfectly! I like my shirts fitted without being *tight* tight.

There are tons of tutorials for doing cut and weave stuff on youtube, this was a really basic one.

I hope this might have given folks a few ideas if you have a shirt you love that is too tight for you. Any fabric could be used for the side panels, I just used the lace because I had it to hand and it works with the overall style. I would say a slightly stretchy fabric is probably better for this kind of mod though.

I'll sign off by sharing a track by Vampire, the first one I ever heard which I got on a random YouTube recommendation. Since I love Vampire related stuff and extreme metal I had to give it a try, and was really glad I did.

The name makes them a little difficult to search up online, so if you're interested here's their bandcamp 😉 You can also try searching "Vampire the band" or "Vampire metal band Sweden".

Edit: I should have also included the t-shirt link: right here, it is official not knock-off as I found it via their instagram. There is slightly different merch here than what is available on their bandcamp:

[gallnerkyle]

in my mind palace imagining things beyond your comprehension (benson the passenger in a crop top)

[brokehorrorfan]

Gutter Garbs has released three Rob Zombie shirts designed by Sam Coyne and Mister Black. Priced at $30, they'll ship the week of November 24.

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

Fred & Sam in Korn's "Got the Life" music video

[vitamin-sea-mia]

You calculate the course of time to the nearest year,

By ravaging your condition at low cost,

Do you think you live a conscious life,

Decided to count the seconds for good.

We must burn this compilation of debris that is piling up,

All these stripped shreds.

Sweep the porches of your houses,

Saw off the bars of your prisons.

It's a waste,

We barely talk to each other,

We cut our veins,It's a cursed circle,

A pile of hatred to which we chain ourselves.

[the-real-daddy-van-der-bellen]

you might think i grew out my hair because I simply think it's pretty. but in truth it is so that i can eat ice cream and when i inevitably get it on my shirt, i can simply hide the stain with my hair.

[eonars]

nearly everyone in this house is off a gummy rn and my dad and i tried to draw each other

[mrtequilasunset]

Idk what the metal scene is like in Revachol but Piss and Fuck remind me of these two metalheads i know, so.

They try to impress Cindy with the pictures they took of their new look.

[dy3rs3v3]

Metallica killing it on their M72 World Tour Night 1 in Montreal, Canada, 11.08.23

Pics by Jeff Yeager & Brett Murray

[brokehorrorfan]

Bark at the moon with Fright-Rags' Ozzy Osbourne collection: T-shirts ($33) and baseball tees ($40) designed by Yannick Bouchard, Alison Cote, and Mister Black; a tin with six guitar picks ($12); a sheet of five stickers ($8); and a set of three patches ($20).