“Art and curios from the Royal Sarcophagus Society.” This site gathers together a bunch of odd little brands that embrace the lighter side of morbid, with a dash of Ye Olde Weird. Coffin boxes, cute toothy skull buttons, lolita dresses from House of Pomegranates, greeting cards both anime and inappropriate, Quoth the Raven t-shirts, vegan soaps, ragdolls and sweetly grim toys, with the neoVictorian streak surfacing in the shaving solutions and Arsenic And Oolong Society tea sets. The fine art section features classic black and white cemetery photography for the more dead-set ubergoth.
The Sarcophagus Store2.6.2009 @ 3:05 pm UTC by lilah wildCrustPunks1.28.2009 @ 5:10 am UTC by lilah wild
Raven Clothing1.26.2009 @ 5:16 am UTC by lilah wild
Trashville USA1.13.2009 @ 3:05 pm UTC by lilah wild
Bleeding Star Clothing12.9.2008 @ 5:42 pm UTC by lilah wild
Neon Black12.1.2008 @ 4:26 pm UTC by lilah wild
Blacklight.Com11.27.2008 @ 6:22 pm UTC by lilah wild
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A place that sneers at the concept of “pre-distressed” and sells their jackets utterly unadorned, leaving it to the buyer to customize as they see fit – and that’s just the way it should be! – with studs and spikes and patches and pins and even zebra/tartan/leopard fabric. Loads of band tees, skinny jeans, striped sweaters, Manic Panic hair dye, and all the essential media to go with it. Thanks, Sara!
Dark adornment that’s heavily metallic in the band merch. Manic Panic hair dye and makeup, Alchemy Gothic jewelry, a tiny bit of clothing from Lip Service and Berzerk, fishnets and spider hose, tattooed baby bibs, and an impressive array of thrash/doom/death patches both classic and nu.
Rockabilly accessorization from Lucky 13, Sourpuss, Lux de Ville, Sailor Jerry, and others, with all the tattooed stuff given its own easily browsed section. Retro-style handbags and sunglasses, skull bows and hair flowers, patches, compacts and pocket mirrors, bandannas, flash-inspired tees and jewelry, kids’ clothes, Day of the Dead posters, housewares, and a page of various hair pomades.
Streetwear splattered with chaotic art, graffiti and tattoo-influenced graphics that go roaring across the chest and back. Rotting urban landscapes, the colors of electro turned dark and weird, rockabilly guns and stars melting into paint drips, an eclectic, frenzied array. Mostly t-shirts with a few hoodies, and some pin sets.
Dreadfall kits, DIY extensions, fringes and streaks, wigs, and cyberlox, with the add-ons of beads, plastic lacing and tubing. Along with all the fake hair, there’s some gothic clothing in the streetwear/gothabilly style, wintertime accessories, patches, skull-patterned purses and ties, body jewelry, hosiery, 80’s adornments, and other miscellaneous clubby pizzazz. 
Early 80’s glowing fantasy-art decor. Psychedelic posters, fluorescent paint for the DIYers, barware, beaded curtains, furniture, trippy lockboxes, all kinds of lighting with bubbles, fog, and mirrorball kits to further enhance the mood. The fashionables include band patches, cosmetics, and UV and body jewelry, and there are loads of silly toys to goof around with in the dark, including chess sets for those who desire to be a bit more highbrow within all of this.
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