Mad Hatter T-Shirts
Description: We're All Mad Here - Mad Hatter - Alice In Wonderland
We're All Mad Here - Mad Hatter - Alice In Wonderland T-Shirt
by Gypsy Queen
$16 $24
Description: Are you mad as a hatter? Do you love tea parties and nonsense? Then you'll love this vintage John Tenniel illustration of the Mad Hatter holding a cup of tea. Whether you're looking for a gift for a fan of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland or you just want to add some whimsy to your wardrobe, this design is perfect for you.
Description: The Mad Hatter, from Alice in Wonderland book, by Lewis Carroll. This is the vintage illustration by Jonh Tenniel, hand-drawn and inked with bright colors. This mad hatter would be perfect for any Alice in Wonderland fan.
Vintage mad hatter with bright colors, from Alices adventures in wonderland tale T-Shirt
by Nadia Chevrel
$16 $24
Description: Why is a Raven Like A Writing Desk? The question posed by the Mad Hatter at the Tea Party was entirely non-sensical but Carroll was inundated with requests for the solution so... he devised the brilliantly cryptic response retrospectively... "Because it can produce a few notes, though they are very flat; and it is nevar put with the wrong end in front!" (More designs like this in The Blue Box)
Description: Looking for a unique way to celebrate your little girl’s birthday? Why not throw her a vintage Alice in Wonderland tea party? This design is from the original book illustrations and features everything you need to make the perfect day - including a Mad Hatter shirt, tea party shirt, and Alice tea party dress! Plus, we’re all mad here – so why not add on a Cheshire Cat shirt to complete the look? Whether you love Alice in Wonderland or just want to have a fun day out with friends, this tea party will be a hit. So don’t wait any longer and order your vintage Alice in Wonderland tea party design today!
Description: Grant Richmond was a little-respected junior partner at the law firm of Fuddy and Bustle who felt that the legal system made as much sense as the work of Lewis Carroll. So by night, he put on a costume and became the Mad Hatter. He can shine his top hat insignia against walls to strike fear into criminals, and he also speaks in rhyme.
