Some Pig Spider Web Bandana

A little literature, a little disco, and a whole lot of camp.

This hand-silkscreened bandana reimagines the iconic “Some Pig” phrase through a graphic spider-web motif, turning a piece of classic storybook imagery into a sly, queer-coded statement. Rendered in bold silver ink on soft cotton, the design reads as playful, theatrical, and knowing — a wink to pop culture, drag tradition, and the long history of camp reclaiming innocent symbols and giving them new meaning.

In queer slang, “pig” has its own layered lineage, and here it’s treated with humor and affection, wrapped in a web that feels equal parts fairytale, folklore, and downtown club art. The result is a piece that works on multiple levels: nostalgic, graphic, mischievous, and unmistakably in on the joke.

Whether worn at drag brunch, tied for flagging, styled for nightlife, or hung as wall art, this bandana functions as both accessory and coded signal — readable to those who know, charmingly graphic to those who don’t.

Each print is hand-pulled in small batches, so slight variations in ink density and texture are part of the character, not a flaw.

Disclaimer: Based on years of printing, I intentionally use slightly irregularly sized bandanas for this edition because they’re made from an ultralight cotton weave. After the first wash, the fabric becomes exceptionally soft, breathable, and broken-in, making it far more comfortable for everyday wear than heavier, stiffer bandana stock.

Each piece features:
• Hand silkscreen printing in New York City
• Metallic silver permanent acrylic ink
• Soft 100% cotton
• Central image size: approximately 17" × 17"
• Full bandana size: approximately 21" × 21"
• Cold hand wash recommended

A camp classic, spun in silk-screened silver — sweet on the surface, coded underneath, and made for those who appreciate a good double entendre.