This limited-run hand-silkscreened bandana features a deep-sea fantasy brought to life—an underwater tangle of muscle, tentacles, and vintage adventure-pulp energy. An Illustration by Dom 'Etienne Orejudos' depicting a lone diver descending into the blue only to find himself wrapped in the embrace of a very forward octopus, caught somewhere between danger, desire, and old-school erotic illustration. The scene brims with movement, bubbles, and that unmistakable sense of “how did we get here… and do we want to leave?”
Featuring imagery from the Dom “Etienne” Orejudos Collection, Leather Archives & Museum, Chicago.
Framing the artwork is an original rope-styled KB4THD border—drawn exclusively for The Haunted Disco to echo the illustration’s retro linework while giving it a crisp, bold frame that reads equal parts maritime and mischievous. The result: a subversive, tongue-in-cheek oceanic tableau that feels like it washed up from a lost leather-culture zine.
Each bandana is individually hand-pulled in NYC—no mass production, no shortcuts. The permanent black acrylic ink bites cleanly into the cotton weave, giving you a print that’s sharp, graphic, and unapologetically suggestive. Expect slight texture variation; it’s proof a real human hand pulled the squeegee.
Wear it tied, flag with it, hang it over your bed, tuck it in a pocket for the right kind of attention, or gift it to the deep-sea degenerate in your life. This is queer outlaw camp at its most aquatic.
✨ Hand-silkscreened with permanent black acrylic ink
✨ Printed on your choice of colored cotton bandanas
✨ Image area: approx. 18" x 18"
✨ Full bandana: approx. 22" x 22"
✨ Medium-weight 100% cotton
✨ Due to repeated heat pressing, fabric may feel stiff on arrival—softens beautifully after the first wash
✨ Cold hand wash suggested; machine washable
Limited run. Collectible. Flag it, wear it, hang it, cruise it.
