Looking for bloodstain long/t-shirt

[magus1234]

Hate asking but I have been looking FOREVER and can't find shit, like the title I'm looking for a shirt that looks like real blood is all over it, not some toy shit. If that dosn't exist(which I think it does) how can I make one? Like dye wise. Any help is really helpful.

Heres something in return

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[mr fluffernutter]

why dont you just bleed all over a shirt?

[magus1234]

I heard blood doesn't stain cool looking:(

I would though.

[lestat]

u want blood splatter? go shoot or chop someone up

[swooc]

dior has a bloodstain shirt. its more of a splatter though.

[magus1234]

Cant chop people up thats Illegal, and if you fuckin read rite above you, you'd see that real blood doesnt stain well.

Dior bloodthing was sequens IICRC, and it was polos or some shit.

[englandmj7]

If you want it too look 'extremely authentic' then obviously real blood is your only option, regardless of whether or not it stains well. I don't think this is the case however; I have blood on shirts that hasn't washed out in years.

If you want to be hardcore and give it a shot, go to a butcher and get a pint or two of pig's or cow's blood stick a blank tee on a clothesline, dip a paint brush in the blood and literally fling it at the tee.........would be a cheap experiment.

Either way, real blood is going to dry a fairly deep brown, so if you're looking for bright red splatters, then obviously you should change your wording regarding wanting it to look 'authentic'............

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

eriffs had one in past seasons, I own it, but rarely (read never) wear it.

[magus1234]

If you want it too look 'extremely authentic' then obviously real blood is your only option, regardless of whether or not it stains well. I don't think this is the case however; I have blood on shirts that hasn't washed out in years.

If you want to be hardcore and give it a shot, go to a butcher and get a pint or two of pig's or cow's blood stick a blank tee on a clothesline, dip a paint brush in the blood and literally fling it at the tee.........would be a cheap experiment.

Either way, real blood is going to dry a fairly deep brown, so if you're looking for bright red splatters, then obviously you should change your wording regarding wanting it to look 'authentic'............

Hmm, ill try it. Does sound like a cool idea too.

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The eriffs one looked too cartooney for me, right idea though.