Werewolf Baseball T-Shirts

This print could save your life! Don't be caught without this essential survival guide. Know how to defend yourself against monsters in almost any given situation.

More frightening than your mom at a thrash concert!

Fun Fact: France once experienced a Werewolf Epidemic. The Beasts of Gevaudan wreaked havoc in southern France in the 1760s. Accounts differ as to how many people were actually killed and devoured, but the number seems to be well over 100. The “werewolf” epidemic grew so out of control that the army, as well as expert huntsmen, were called in to find and kill the terrorizing animals. The beasts were described as wolf-like, but bigger. Theories abound as to the true nature of the dangerous animals roaming the hillsides.

The words that open and close the Marauder's Map

FIGHT! BITE! WIN!

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Bretai - Stage Two - Lycancy

Greytok - Edition 2 - Stage Two - Lycancy

Inked style neotraditional wolf

Surf guitar.

12 of the monsters in one shirt.

All the Monsters are here!

When you wear this Hexenbiest t-shirt it won’t just be Grimms who can see what you really are; a seductive witch of sorts who goes after everything they want and gets it. Wear this Grimm shirt to make Adalind Schade proud.

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From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter: A design based on the tales of the Marauders; Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs!

She Wolf

Something rad is going down in hyperspace, and it's going to break your face. With missiles. And a Switchblade.

Jeron - Stage Three - Lycancy

Jeron - Stage One - Lycancy

Wolfie is the fourth in a set of Lil' Monsters

Little old lady got mutilated late last night... but before that, they had tea. He's not a complete ruffian.

Ash - Stage Four - Lycancy

Who doesn't like wolves?

Were wolf design

High quality artwork and designs, created perfectly for the daily cosplayer and fan! HIGHEST QUALITY VECTOR ART ACCURATELY CREATED Heaps more in my store :D

Line-work illustration of a native and primal inspired ‘Beast Master’. She is displayed heroically with her wolf.

Wolf illustration

"Go prowl, wolf, outcast and regretful, far from your kin . . ."