DEVIL GIRL OVERSIZED TEE
Music Minds Matter
THE LOWDOWN
- Oversized fit
- Heavyweight 240gsm cotton jersey
- Dropped shoulders and exaggerated sleeves
- Screen-printed graphic artwork
- Twin-stitched hems
- Ribbed crew neck
Modelled by Charles (6'2" / 188cm) in size Extra Large.
Oversized statement tee featuring bold graphic artwork, a relaxed silhouette and exaggerated sleeves. Heavyweight cotton adds structure and weight to the fit.
EASY CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Wash at 30°C with similar colours. Avoid dry cleaning and tumble drying. Wash and iron inside out to help keep your tee looking its best, and avoid ironing directly over printed designs.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Free UK shipping on orders over £45. Order before 3pm Monday-Saturday and we'll ship your order the same day from our UK studio. See our shipping policy for full details and international shipping options.
30-day returns. Plenty of time to make sure it's right for you. See our returns policy for full details.
SPREAD THE COST
Spread the cost interest-free with Klarna and Clearpay. Choose your preferred payment option at checkout and pay over time. See our FAQs for more details.
DEVIL GIRL OVERSIZED TEE
MORE THAN MERCH
Pit-tested since 2021, we're a creative collective of metalheads and alt music fans, designing original alternative streetwear, hosting live events and supporting mental health in music.
- DESIGNED BY US
Original graphics created in-house. No AI. - SUPPORTING MENTAL HEALTH
5% of every order donated to Music Minds Matter. - BACKING GRASSROOTS MUSIC
Live events showcasing emerging bands.
ROCK OUT WITH YOUR TOC OUT
YOU LOT IN TOC
NEWS, INTERVIEWS & PODCASTS
THE WINCHESTER
RAGAMUFFIN MUSIC PODCAST: EPISODE 82
The Ragamuffins dissect the Slam Dunk 2027 lineup and review new music from Knives, So Far So Good and Imminence.
The band discuss their debut EP, genre-blurring influences, Birmingham’s heavy music scene and opening TOCstock: The Revenge.
RAGAMUFFIN MUSIC PODCAST: EPISODE 81
The Ragamuffins review Architects, Trivium and Holding Absence, then revisit their views on Sleep Token, Deftones, deathcore and moshing.