Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.

Raccoon - Long Sleeve (unisex)

S / Pepper
$39.99
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Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
  • Airbrushed raccoon howling at a cold moon, monochrome blue-grey nature-tee art on black background.
Raccoon - Long Sleeve (unisex)

Raccoon - Long Sleeve (unisex)

$39.99
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ColorPepper

About the garment

This long sleeve is built on Comfort Colors 6014, a 6.1 oz ring-spun cotton with a garment-dyed finish. The fit is relaxed and unisex, with ribbed cuffs and a twill-taped neck and shoulders. Each shirt is printed one at a time, to order.

  • 100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz
  • Garment-dyed, so the colour is soft and lived-in from the first wear
  • Relaxed unisex fit, with ribbed cuffs and a twill-taped neck and shoulders
  • Printed one at a time, to order

About the design

Raccoons were never meant to look this composed. Under moonlight, the same crude airbrush glow that once dignified wolves lands on a mask, a ring-tailed silhouette, and a set of fingers built for mischief — cooler latches, tent zippers, screen doors, whatever stands between it and your snacks.

Those paws look ornamental. They are not. Raccoons can untie knots, open jars, and remember how for years after. Some Algonquian traditions cast the raccoon as a trickster spirit, supposedly too clever to stay caught in any trap it climbed into. Howl anyway. It was already inside.

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