A bold streetwear statement piece featuring Gallery Dept’s signature avant-garde aesthetic. The black heavyweight cotton tee showcases a striking central graphic: two skeletal, clawed hands emerging from torn sleeves, rendered in high-contrast white linework with dynamic motion lines for visceral impact. Above the illustration, 'ART THAT KILLS' is printed in distressed red block lettering—evoking punk zine culture and subversive art commentary. The neck tag displays 'GALLERY DEPT' on a beige woven label with a yellow side tab, confirming authenticity and brand identity. Cut in a relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders and ribbed crewneck, it offers comfortable everyday wear while maintaining an edgy, collector-worthy design. Ideal for layering or solo styling in urban, alternative, or grunge-inspired outfits. Perfect for art enthusiasts, music fans, and those drawn to dark romanticism and post-punk visual language. Fabric feels soft yet substantial, holding print integrity wash after wash. Wear with cargo pants, distressed denim, or under oversized jackets for maximum attitude.