This white cotton short-sleeve t-shirt features a bold, iconic graphic print inspired by Tim Burton’s 'Edward Scissorhands'—rendered as a black silhouette with signature scissor hands, overlaid with the provocative red text 'ART THAT KILLS'. The design merges gothic pop culture with contemporary streetwear commentary. Crafted from soft, pre-shrunk 100% cotton for comfort and durability, it offers a relaxed regular fit ideal for layering or standalone wear. The neckline is reinforced with a ribbed collar, and the garment includes a clean, minimalist tag at the back of the neck reading 'GALLERY DEPT.' in black on beige fabric—a subtle brand identifier. Perfect for fans of alternative aesthetics, art-house cinema, and subversive fashion statements. Wear it with distressed denim, cargo pants, or under oversized jackets for an edgy urban look. Suitable for casual outings, gallery visits, concerts, or everyday expressive styling. Seasonally versatile for spring, summer, and early fall. The high-contrast print ensures longevity with proper care (cold wash, inside-out). A cult-favorite piece that bridges art, film, and street culture.