Un-Happy Halloween – Black Cat and Sad Pumpkin T-Shirt
Product details
- Product type
- T-Shirt
- Fabric
- Cotton
- Fabric weight
- 206.8 g/m² (6.1 oz/yd²)
- Construction
- Garment-dyed pre-shrunk jersey with taped neck and shoulders and double-needle stitching.
Size & fit
Relaxed
Size guide
Delivery
Returns
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Un-Happy Halloween gives seasonal style a dry, sarcastic twist. A unimpressed black cat sprawls across an orange, sad-faced jack-o’-lantern, while bold lettering underneath delivers the message “Un-Happy Halloween”. This funny Halloween cat T-shirt is designed for adults who enjoy Halloween humour with a knowingly gloomy edge, and it is available in Black or White.
The artwork has a clean graphic-illustration feel, pairing expressive character art with strong display typography. Its limited black, white and orange palette keeps the image easy to read at a glance, while the deadpan expression and unhappy pumpkin create a distinctive vintage-inspired mood for cat lovers and fans of offbeat seasonal designs. The clear front graphic makes the message immediately legible without relying on extra decoration.
- 100% ring-spun cotton
- Fabric weight: 206.8 g/m² (6.1 oz/yd²)
- Garment-dyed
- Relaxed fit
- 7/8″ double-needle topstitched collar
- Twill-taped neck and shoulders
- Double-needle armhole, sleeve and bottom hems
- Adult unisex T-shirt
- Pre-shrunk.
- Available in Black and White
- Sizes S–4XL
Easy seasonal styling
Wear it with jeans, cargos or a casual overshirt for a Halloween-ready outfit that does not require a full costume. The relaxed shape and straightforward graphic make it suitable for autumn gatherings, seasonal outings or everyday looks during October. The Black and White options also keep outfit planning simple, whether you prefer the artwork to blend into a darker seasonal wardrobe or stand out against a lighter casual look.
A playful choice for anyone who prefers understated spooky style, expressive animal artwork and humour that is more unimpressed than frightening.