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I went to Outfit after work yesterday upon reading this thread at work. I ended up getting these:

Burton T-Shirt 1
Burton T-Shirt 2
Topman T-Shirt

Burton has some more on the site, but the store was actually pretty heavy with triangles and skulls. I was impressed! Haha. Worth a look. Topman not so much in-store, but they have a few on the site too (as Bunny's links point out).

I like the Topman shirt too. You all seem to have pretty nice taste. Anyone interested in Fashion careers?

You guys may like HIT+RUN designs:
http://hnr.bigcartel.com/

Komakino!

http://komakinodesign.com

And this:
http://store.actualpain.org/

and http://fortyounce.co.uk/

DREAMBLOOD wrote:And this:
http://store.actualpain.org/

Some of those are fucking awesome. Bit expensive though, ennit?

DREAMBLOOD wrote:And this:
http://store.actualpain.org/

i like some ov the designs, but i'm rather bitter at the 'america: rich people / poor people' design coming from a place that charges 34 fucking washingtons for a T-shirt. that's some goddamn nonsense.

I have a few witch house inspired looks on my blog, latest one was inspired by White Ring http://www.becauseitsme.com/

I've been a goth for 2 years now and am now slowly getting more into witch house and my style is changing quite a bit with it as well. My favorite outfit at the moment is a long black t shirt with a large black woolen jumper on top just shorter than the shirt so the shirt pokes through. I also wear skinny jeans and a celtic cross

I found this Japanese site that sells some great stuff. The price in yen is a little bit expensive, so I use it as more of an index and go straight to the website of the brand/designer where it's generally cheaper.

http://www.raddlounge.com/

Yes Asia sells generic slim-ass clothing and there's lots of nice, black designs there. As for shirts, I design some myself (on shirtmockup, then print proper versions), gonna put them up here to show off once the new ones are done..
Also, keep your eyes open as the witch house stylings seem to bleed into mainstream shops here and there (here in germany, we've had a wonderful shirt with a bride with a skull instead of a regular head in H&M and some nice angry bear designs at New Yorker, both clothes shops which are really fucking mainstream).
As others have said though, the style is luckily vague enough to be formed into what fits you personally.

Religion have some nice drapey stuff. Again ebay for last season's etc.
www.religionclothing.co.uk

Or grab some fabric paint and stencil your own.

I recommend Celvin Klain. It is awesome brand having wide range of unique collection for men.