THE MINDFLAYER DND RAGLAN Black SHIRT

$29.99

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Stranger Things Hellfire Club Raglan Tee. Turn your world upside down with this Stranger Things Season 4 Baseball Tee! Your favorite 1980s-inspired Netflix television series is taking you back to Hawkins, Indiana to fight Vecna. This retro baseball tee is inspired by the iconic Hellfire Club uniform and showcases dice, swords, and a horned demon across the front. 100% Cotton. Prewashed for minimum shrinkage. Machine washable. Printed in the U.S.A. This item is unisex fit and sizing.

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👉 As a sci-fi adventure series about the 80s, if you are a fan of stranger things, you must know that there are a lot of DND elements in this series, and many fashion concepts that are popular until now.

Even if you haven’t seen this great series, these fashion items won’t let you down

Material: Polyester (Woven fabric)
Machine wash cold
Lay flat to dry
Lightweight and comfy material
Bright and beautiful print colors
vibrant colors with eye-catching
High-fashioned and convenient design

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The Hellfire Club is an official D&D club at Hawkins High School. Eddie Munson is the leader of the Hellfire Club. A campaign the members participated in was known as the Cult of Vecna, during which Eddie was the master of the game.

The Hellfire Club appears to operate out of the lower portion of the Hawkins High School dining room, due to the unique misfortunes experienced in the city from the Upside Down and the tabloid media’s fear of satanic worship among teens. As hinted at by Eddie, members are often excluded if they are “lost sheep” or outsiders. Eddie also implied that membership came with a degree of protection, but demanded loyalty to campaign nights. Club members create and wear white shirts with black long sleeves, finished with the Hellfire Club name and logo in the center.