Stoker's vampire Public domain
T-shirt
Orlok · Unisex cotton T-shirt, 150 gsm
The Ghost Castle (after Oscar Wilde) (Das Gespensterschloß (nach Oskar Wilde)) · Moriz Jung · 1911 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum record →
23.95 €
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It is printed in the European Union, not on the other side of the world: it arrives with no customs, no import charges and no month at sea on the way. Delivery times measured against the printer on 19 August 2026.
Other designs on this t-shirt
24 designs on the same t-shirt and at the same price.
Alas, poor Yorick
Ammonites
Ars Goetia
Ciento treinta
Dos ciudades
El arco de Odiseo
El arsenal de Bansenshukai
El cachalote
El cajón de Baker Street
El casco corintio
El conde de Montecristo
El desfile de los trastos
El gato Behemoth
El grito
El Minotauro
El moderno Prometeo
El Nautilus
El páramo
El Pequod
El piolet de Whymper
El pozo y el péndulo
El tablero de la reina roja
El telar de Penélope
Ícaro
Printed on Bella + Canvas 3001 Unisex Staple, 142 g/m². The last thumbnail is the original print the design comes from.
The garment
- Model
- Bella + Canvas 3001 Unisex Staple
- Brand
- Bella + Canvas
- Composition
- 100% ring-spun combed cotton
- Weight
- 142 g/m²
- Cut
- Unisex, pre-shrunk fabric, side-seamed with shoulder-to-shoulder taping
- Printing
- Direct-to-garment (DTG), water-based inks
- Recommended care
- Wash inside out at 30 °C. Do not bleach. Do not iron over the print
Lightweight fabric: it can be slightly see-through, especially in the light colours.
Data from the Printful spec sheet (Bella + Canvas 3001 Unisex Staple), read on 19 August 2026. The care advice is ours: the manufacturer does not publish the washing label.
Where it comes from: source, motifs and legal status
- Source
- Stoker's vampire - Bram Stoker (1897) / F. W. Murnau (1922)
- Motifs
- the castle in the Carpathians · the bat · the stake and the garlic · the Demeter · Carmilla (Le Fanu, 1872) · gothic type
- Legal status
- Public domain. The design is ours; the material it starts from belongs to everyone
What this T-shirt is like
It is a Gildan 64000 Softstyle in ring-spun cotton, 150 gsm. A touch more body than the premium one and a slightly less fine hand, because the yarn is not combed: this is the everyday T-shirt, the one that goes in the wash every week without a second thought. Straight unisex cut, with shoulder-to-shoulder taping.
Read more about this t-shirt
The drawing goes on one side only, on the chest, printed straight onto the fabric with water-based inks. It is not a vinyl stuck on top: you cannot feel it when you run your hand over it, it does not crackle when you fold it and it has no edge for it to start peeling from. In exchange the ink lives inside the cotton and ages with it.
Inside out, at 30 °C, no bleach, and never iron over the print.
«Orlok» is also on mug, 26.95 € · premium t-shirt, 32.95 € · poster, 32.95 € · women's t-shirt, 33.95 € · sweatshirt, 54.95 € · hoodie, 61.95 €
The drawing on «Orlok»
Count Orlok as a bust: a bald, elongated skull, pointed ears, sunken sockets, the two central rat incisors —not side fangs— and the high collar of the coat.
Where this drawing comes from
The teeth are in the middle, like a rat's, and not at the sides like the drawing-room vampire's. That detail is an invention of the 1922 film and is not in the novel.
A head seen from the front on the chest, with pointed ears and the teeth in the centre. You recognise it from a distance by the silhouette and only up close do you see the detail that matters: the incisors sit in the middle, like a rat's, and not at the sides. It calls for dark colours, because the face has to come out of the shadow.
The silent film F. W. Murnau shot for Prana-Film in 1922, with Max Schreck in the part. The bald, big-eared vampire with sharpened central incisors was invented on that shoot: it appears nowhere in Stoker's 1897 novel, and that is why the figure is in the public domain.
Sizes: measurements, where each one is made and what it costs
Measurements of the garment, not of your body. Take one that fits you the way you like, lay it flat and measure: the width from seam to seam below the sleeve, and the length from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem. These are the ones the factory itself publishes, in centimetres.
| Size | Length | Width | Made in | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 71,1 | 45,7 | Spain | 23.95 € |
| M | 73,7 | 50,8 | Spain | 23.95 € |
| L | 76,2 | 55,9 | Spain | 23.95 € |
| XL | 78,7 | 61 | Spain | 23.95 € |
| 2XL | 81,3 | 66 | Spain | 25.95 € |
| 3XL | 83,8 | 71,1 | Spain | 23.95 € |
Manufacturing tolerance: ±2 cm, as with any cotton garment.
Sizes 2XL cost more because they use more fabric and the factory charges us more for them: we would rather say so here and stock them than not have them. The regular sizes all cost the same.
«Made in» comes from the warehouse Printful declares for that exact size, not from an estimate of ours.
