Pirate Fantasy by Dom Etienne Orejudos

This limited-run hand-silkscreened bandana showcases an iconic illustration by Dom “Etienne” Orejudos—one of the most celebrated creators of homoerotic fantasy and leather-culture artwork. His unmistakable muscular sailors and pirates meet an original border created by KB4 for The Haunted Disco (KB4THD), designed to complement Etienne’s classic linework with a modern queer outlaw frame.

Each bandana is individually hand-pulled in NYC, giving it that raw, crafted feel collectors crave. The print is bold, crisp, and intentionally graphic—perfect for wearing, hanging, cruising, or gifting to the art-obsessed queer in your life. Whether tied in a back pocket for flagging or worn as a statement piece, this bandana announces itself with unapologetic attitude.

A tribute to underground zines, leather bars, and the erotic imagination that helped define modern gay culture—this piece invites a wink and a nod from anyone who shares the reference.

Own a slice of queer history—reinvented for today’s campwear & club trash universe.

Featuring imagery from the Dom “Etienne” Orejudos Collection, Leather Archives & Museum, Chicago.

✨ Black permanent acrylic silkscreen ink on colored cotton bandanas

✨ Bandana images is 17" x 17", bandana is 21" x 21"

✨ Slight texture variations and ink shifts are proof that each print was pulled by human hands — not drones.

✨ Based on years of printing, I prefer these slightly irregularly sized bandanas because they are an ultralight weave cotton that becomes super soft and comfortable after the first wash.