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Death - Spiritual Healing x Exclusive Noah Cutter Meihoff Art - Longsleeve Shirt (Limited Edition)

Death - Spiritual Healing x Exclusive Noah Cutter Meihoff Art - Longsleeve Shirt (Limited Edition)

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EXTENDED SLEEVE. ZERO SHORTCUTS.

CONSTRUCTION
200 GSM 100% cotton. Standard fit. Ribbed cuffs. Built for durability and structure.

PRINT & FINISH
Traditional plastisol screen printing. Vintage finish is intentional - not a defect, not low grade. Purpose-built for an old-school aesthetic.

AUTHENTICITY
Exclusive designs. 100% officially licensed. No bootlegs.

COLLECTOR STANDARD
Limited run. Strictly limited to only 65 copies. Built for collectors.

Product images are digital mockups used to represent the design. Final production items may vary slightly due to the manufacturing process. We use the highest quality production methods available for every item.

Washing Instructions

Wash in cold water and hang dry only. Do not wash in hot water or tumble dry or your shirt may shrink. 

Premium quality. 100% preshrunk cotton shirts. Made in Indonesia. Sizing is standard North American sizes.

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

They delivered a product I hadn't ordered, and the pre-order took longer than expected; all they say is "we're sorry." I want the product I actually ordered—I didn't wait over seven months for nothing.

Carlos C. 1/5 Verified

Death - Spiritual Healing x Exclusive Noah Cutter Meihoff Art - Longsleeve Shirt (Limited Edition)

Store owner replied: We did make a fulfilment error and accidentally sent you the shortsleeve version instead of the longsleeve you ordered. We acknowledged that mistake and offered to rectify it. We are human beings and, despite taking great care with every order, occasional packing mistakes can happen. What matters is how they are handled when they do. The statement that all we said was “we’re sorry” is therefore not accurate. We apologized and offered a resolution. We understand that waiting for a preorder and then receiving the wrong item was frustrating, but a genuine fulfilment mistake followed by an offer to correct it is very different from simply leaving a customer without a solution.