A bold, streetwear-forward black cotton t-shirt featuring a striking graphic print by Gallery Dept. The chest displays the iconic 'ART THAT KILLS' slogan in vibrant red, stacked typography—a signature motif referencing underground punk and art subcultures. Below, two skeletal hands emerge from torn white sleeves, rendered in high-contrast black-and-white linework with dynamic wavy lines suggesting motion or distortion, evoking horror-comic aesthetics and existential tension. The garment is crafted with an oversized, relaxed fit and a slightly washed/darkened black base for a vintage, worn-in look. Neck tag reads 'GALLERY DEPT.' in clean sans-serif type on beige label, confirming brand authenticity. Ideal for fans of avant-garde street fashion, art collectives, and alternative culture. Perfect for layering or standalone wear in urban settings, music festivals, gallery openings, or casual daily styling. Made from soft, pre-shrunk cotton for comfort and durability. Seasonally versatile—best suited for spring, summer, and early fall due to lightweight construction. Unisex sizing accommodates diverse body types, aligning with contemporary gender-neutral design ethos.