The eye lands on the fire first. Three skeletons circle a burning stack of logs, arms lifted, mid-step, entirely unbothered by the flames at their feet.

Design Story

The composition is built like an old woodcut poster. An arched blackletter line reads "they're burning all the witches" above the scene, closed underneath by "even if you aren't one" and a small signature word, "reputation". A quieter aside sits to the left: "so light me up". Orange is used sparingly, reserved for the flames and a small sun, so the warm tones cut through the ivory linework without shouting. The result is playful and dark at once, a scene about accusation answered with dancing.

Product Details

• 100% Cotton
• 240 GSM fabric
• Oversized fit
• Crew Neck
• Short Sleeve
• Soft and substantial

Fit & Wear

Printed as a large centre-chest graphic, the artwork uses the oversized silhouette the way a poster uses a wall. The arched text follows the natural curve across the upper chest, the fire anchors the middle, and the closing line sits low with space to breathe. At a distance you read the flames and the arc of type; up close the fine skeleton linework rewards a second look. It styles easily over relaxed trousers, cuffed denim or under an open jacket for layered streetwear.

Size & Fit

Available in S–3XL. Please refer to the size guide before ordering.

Care

• Machine wash cold
• Tumble dry low
• Do not iron directly on print

A graphic for anyone who prefers to answer the rumour with a dance.