WACKO MARIA has released its latest horror film-themed apparel collection regarding The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The horror film was released in 1974 and produced and directed by Tobe Hooper. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is considered one of the most influential horror films of all time, with eight sequels in the entire franchise. There are also adaptations in comic books and video games.
The apparel collection features scenes derived from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in vibrant and vivid colors. The apparel collection comprises two types of Hawaiian shirts containing all-over patterns in two colors. The first Hawaiian shirt offering comes in a massive poster image in white or black. The other Hawaiian shirt has a Japanese poster collage in black and white, with red detailing lining across the shirt. The apparel collection is available for purchase.
Horror Film-Themed Apparel Collections
WACKO MARIA Launches The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Apparel
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