Mystery Show Hoodies

Cabot Cove Detective Club 1984 - 1996 worn vintage look

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of Twin Peaks with this captivating design inspired by the cult classic TV show created by David Lynch. Featuring the iconic phrase "The Owls Are Not What They Seem," this design pays homage to the mysterious and surreal elements that define the series. Step into the supernatural realm of owls, coffee, cherry pie, and unforgettable characters like Agent Cooper, Laura Palmer, and the enigmatic Log Lady. With a touch of vintage charm and a hint of darkness, this design captures the essence of Twin Peaks' unique blend of mystery, suspense, and surrealism. Perfect for fans of the show and admirers of David Lynch's visionary storytelling, this design invites you to embrace the allure of the Red Ro...

Bill Cipher

Bill Cipher

Ft. Villanelle and Eve

The Mentalist design from Hellwood Outfitters celebrates the classic mystery TV show. Simon Baker starred as Patrick Jane in the excellent police procedural series The Mentalist. Running for seven successful seasons, Baker received numerous Golden Globe nominations for his performance as the one time psychic turned detective.

"Getting rid of parents at the same time, at the same hour"

Portrait of a detective

Hart to Hart 80s Tv Show Tribute.

Charles, Oliver and Mabel with text - OliMabel the Charles is silent

The Dual Spires Cinnamon Festival - Come for the monkey bread, stay for the murder!

Face the harrowing consequences of survival in this thought-provoking design. The delicate ear, a symbol of sacrifice and loss, stands in stark contrast to the ominous phrase "Friends, Romans, countrymen, Chomp." The stark contrast between the delicate ear and the savage act of cannibalism further emphasizes the darkness that has consumed these once-innocent girls.

Original ink and wet marker drawing of a medieval quillon or knight's dagger

Angela Lansbury

Don't forget Waddles!

bill from gravity falls

Mystery Girls

CID Indian tv show by san art studio

The Great Oak Island Treasure Hunt is not over! Rick and Marty are just getting started. Cool black logo for white shirts, phone cases, and posters!

Murder She Wrote Detective

If you are dying to get to holiday in paradise, this is for you. Saint Marie, the Caribbean paradise, is waiting for you, along with Harry the lizard.

The good Doctor has been busy.

"A Mischievous version of Where's Waldo?

“Light is easy to love, show me your darkness”, quote by R. Queen. Mystic and inspirational text art with crescent moon and colorful stars design. Cosmic night, magical minimalist background.

Murder She Wrote Poster Limit Color

Crazy Like A Fox - 80s Tv Show Tribute.

Meet Mickey Murder by Steven Orlowski

Wadsworth’s wife had friends who were... socialists. We all make mistakes! Clue fan art inspired by actor Tim Curry.

A recreation of the title screen from the 80s detective show 'Scarecrow and Mrs King', starring Kate Jackson and Bruce Boxleitner.

1899 is a multilingual German epic period mystery-science fiction streaming television series created by Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar. Set in 1899, the series follows a group of European migrants travelling from London on a steamship named Kerberos to start new lives in New York City.

From where we stand the rain seems random

It's Wendy from gravity falls!

The Curse of Oak Island has a centuries old mystery... what could that treasure be?

A recreation of the Matlock show title screen logo for fans of the classic detective show from the 80s and 90s.

The Tales Of The Unexpected Design celebrates Roald Dahl's cult classic TV series with this unique interpretation of the original TV title card. Featuring macabre stories with a twist in the tail, Tales Of The Unexpected ran for nine years and featured a whole host of stars including Susan George, Joseph Cotten, Janet Leigh, John Gielgud, John Mills, Denholm Elliott, Joan Collins, Michael Gambon, Derek Jacobi, Harry H. Corbett and Timothy West.

What did they find on Oak Island? Oak Island is a 57-hectare (140-acre) privately owned island in Lunenburg County on the south shore of Nova Scotia, Canada.