Embrace your self-destructive tendencies with humor in this darkly comedic graphic tee. Featuring an illustrated moth clutching a match, surrounded by the words "DRAWN TO THE WRONG THINGS," this shirt perfectly captures that relatable feeling of being magnetically attracted to things you know you shouldn't be.
Design Features:
Front Design: A clean, minimalist chest area keeps the focus on versatility and everyday wearability.
Back Design: The show-stopping illustration features a detailed moth with outstretched wings holding a lit match, embodying the ultimate ironic metaphor. The hand-lettered text "DRAWN TO THE WRONG THINGS" frames the design, creating a darkly humorous statement piece that speaks to anyone who's ever made questionable life choices.
Perfect For:
Fans of dark humor and ironic apparel
Lovers of melodramatic and sarcastic graphic tees
People who appreciate self-aware, relatable humor
Gothic and alternative fashion enthusiasts
Moth and insect lovers with a sense of humor
Anyone who enjoys witty, conversation-starting shirts
Fans of existential humor and melancholic aesthetics
Gift giving for friends with a dark sense of humor
Premium Comfort & Quality: Made from heavyweight ring-spun cotton with garment-dyeing for superior softness and a vintage-inspired feel. This premium comfort tee offers exceptional quality that gets softer with every wear, featuring a relaxed fit that's perfect for all-day comfort and casual style.
Key Benefits:
Heavyweight 100% ring-spun cotton fabric
Garment-dyed for rich, fade-resistant color
Relaxed, comfortable unisex fit
Pre-shrunk to maintain consistent sizing
Double-needle stitching for long-lasting durability
Soft, lived-in feel from first wear
High-quality printing on back design
Available in multiple moody colors
Care instructions: Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), Do not bleach, Tumble dry: low heat, Iron, steam or dry: low heat, Do not dryclean
Wear your poor life choices with pride in this darkly funny graphic tee that proves sometimes the best humor comes from acknowledging our worst decisions.
