Slipknot Glitch T-Shirt - Black - XL
This fantastic Slipknot Glitch T-Shirt, which is brimming with style, is only available on our site. Characterised by singularity, it allows you to stand out with a bold print on a Black T-shirt.(Acknowledging best practice, we have sourced our products ethically, and considerations such as these will make you glad that you shopped at this site.) Pure-cotton teeCompatable with washing machinesCheck the label for tumble-dryer instructionsMedium-weight T-shirtEqually, sizing is important, and we've addressed this with a relaxed fit. Please order the size above your usual.Over 24 years Slipknot has come a long way from their home state Iowa. Although, the journey hasn’t been smooth; with many line-up changes along the way and losing pinnacle band member Paul Gray in 2010. After a lengthy five-year hiatus, the band have returned with their sixth album We Are Not Your Kind, set to be their most creative album yet.
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This fantastic Slipknot Glitch T-Shirt, which is brimming with style, is only available on our site. Characterised by singularity, it allows you to stand out with a bold print on a Black T-shirt.(Acknowledging best practice, we have sourced our products ethically, and considerations such as these will make you glad that you shopped at this site.) Pure-cotton teeCompatable with washing machinesCheck the label for tumble-dryer instructionsMedium-weight T-shirtEqually, sizing is important, and we've addressed this with a relaxed fit. Looking for an even looser fit? Please order the size above your usual.Over 24 years Slipknot has come a long way from their home state Iowa. Becoming one of the most successful metal bands of the century and an inspiration in metal music. Although, the journey hasn’t been smooth; with many line-up changes along the way and losing pinnacle band member Paul Gray in 2010. After a lengthy five-year hiatus, the band have returned with their sixth album We Are Not Your Kind, set to be their most creative album yet. |