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Behemoth – “The Great Introduction” T-Shirt
Official merchandise celebrating the reissue of Behemoth’s Pandemonic Incantations album.
Crafted in Poland from premium 100% cotton, this design unites occult symbolism with black metal heritage. The front displays a distressed, archival-style frame with the track title, dominated by the Yog-Sothoth / Necronomicon sigil. In esoteric tradition, this emblem is known as the Gate of Yog-Sothoth — a symbol of hidden knowledge and the threshold between worlds. When positioned upright, it is believed to channel forces of cosmic order and ancient wisdom; inverted, it invokes the chaotic entities of the Outer Gods, seeking to pierce the veil of our world. A matching sigil is printed on the right sleeve, while the back features a stark “Pandemonic Incantations” print for a commanding finish.
The artwork is executed in high-detail screen printing, preserving the texture and tonal distress that reflect the raw, arcane energy of the original album era.
Key Features
- Premium fabric: 100% cotton, 180 g — soft touch with long-lasting durability.
- Made in Poland: Precision cut & sewn for superior quality.
- High-detail screen print: Oversized front artwork, sleeve sigil, and back text built to last.
- Slow fashion: Designed for longevity, not disposability.
- Exclusive extras: Woven Behemoth neck label, branded hangtag, and collectible sticker included.
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100 (Class 1): Certified free from over 1,000 harmful substances and safe for skin. Learn more.
Design Notes
- Front: Distressed frame with track title and central Yog-Sothoth / Necronomicon sigil.
- Sleeve: Matching sigil on right sleeve.
- Back: “Pandemonic Incantations” shoulder print.
Fit & Sizing
Ensure a perfect fit and avoid returns:
- Open the size chart.
- Measure a similar garment following the instructions.
- Compare your measurements to the chart—don’t rely on your usual size.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Behemoth – “The Great Introduction” T-Shirt
Official merchandise celebrating the reissue of Behemoth’s Pandemonic Incantations album.
Crafted in Poland from premium 100% cotton, this design unites occult symbolism with black metal heritage. The front displays a distressed, archival-style frame with the track title, dominated by the Yog-Sothoth / Necronomicon sigil. In esoteric tradition, this emblem is known as the Gate of Yog-Sothoth — a symbol of hidden knowledge and the threshold between worlds. When positioned upright, it is believed to channel forces of cosmic order and ancient wisdom; inverted, it invokes the chaotic entities of the Outer Gods, seeking to pierce the veil of our world. A matching sigil is printed on the right sleeve, while the back features a stark “Pandemonic Incantations” print for a commanding finish.
The artwork is executed in high-detail screen printing, preserving the texture and tonal distress that reflect the raw, arcane energy of the original album era.
Key Features
- Premium fabric: 100% cotton, 180 g — soft touch with long-lasting durability.
- Made in Poland: Precision cut & sewn for superior quality.
- High-detail screen print: Oversized front artwork, sleeve sigil, and back text built to last.
- Slow fashion: Designed for longevity, not disposability.
- Exclusive extras: Woven Behemoth neck label, branded hangtag, and collectible sticker included.
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100 (Class 1): Certified free from over 1,000 harmful substances and safe for skin. Learn more.
Design Notes
- Front: Distressed frame with track title and central Yog-Sothoth / Necronomicon sigil.
- Sleeve: Matching sigil on right sleeve.
- Back: “Pandemonic Incantations” shoulder print.
Fit & Sizing
Ensure a perfect fit and avoid returns:
- Open the size chart.
- Measure a similar garment following the instructions.
- Compare your measurements to the chart—don’t rely on your usual size.
