Devil Ghost Shorts
Description: Necco Wafers date back to 1847 when Oliver Chase, an English immigrant, invented a lozenge cutting machine with which he produced candy wafers. At the time of the Civil War, these were called "hub wafers" and were carried by Union soldiers. In 1901, Chase and Company merged with two other companies to incorporate the New England Confectionery Company (NECCO). By 1912, the wafers were being advertised as "Necco Wafers," a name they carried ever since. Each roll contained eight flavors: lemon (yellow), lime (green), orange (orange), clove (purple), cinnamon (white), wintergreen (pink), licorice (black), and chocolate (brown). From a 1951 Halloween ad, this design shows three kids in costumes feeding a giant jack-o'-lantern Necco Wafers.
Description: Limited Edition! "Halloween Skull Red / Blood Skull, Scalped Skull, Horror, Dire Skull, Demon Skull". Available now! Hurry up to order! Buy for yourself and your loved ones!
Halloween Skull Red / Blood Skull, Scalped Skull, Horror, Dire Skull, Demon Skull Shorts
by Vladimir Zevenckih
$21 $27
Description: Design of a ouija (or spiritboard) with a distressed and vintage effect in which instead of the letters of the alphabet you can read "I have come to do the devil's work". Great for lovers of witch clothes and darks. Clothing designed for lovers of dark academy, fairycore, gothcore, gothic, darks and grunge aesthetics. Great if you like urban fashion and alternative tribes, dark style, occultism, esotericism, magic and witchcraft.
Ouija Devil's Work Gothic Design Spiritboard Vintage Shorts
by Bill DVil Divaine Apparel
$21 $27
