As with any wardrobe, variety is mandatory because everyone knows the standard issue Metal Army uniform of the Size XL Black Shirt and Denim Jeans will not suffice in certain circumstances, and as seen in the last post of this series, only having 1 dress shirt will not be sufficient to prepare you for the oncoming onslaught of invitations to events/parties, unless you want to be a stereotypical Metalhead and be a hermit crab in your dungeon known as your room.
Introducing Part 2 of the Dragonfly Dress Shirt Series, the Allover Grim Reaper.
The Grim Reaper, many songs, albums, tattoos and even bands have had some kind of affiliation with the scythed gatekeeper of your end, and as for his credentials in the world of Metal, it is enough to fill graveyards from across the globe.
I purchased this shirt specifically for my company X-mas party, and to say it stood out definitely makes a statement of the typical attire of what my colleagues wore.
The interesting part of this shirt is how all the Grim Reapers essentially have the same cloak on, but each seems to be having a moment of their own. One would be yelling at another one while another is coked up and than you have one that is asking the ever epical question of "what you are looking at".
As with many of Dragonflys other dress shirts, details were never overlooked and the buttons of this HEAVY shirt were not skipped on Deaths treatment. If in the event you have a woman in your hotel room who is raging with an estrogen laced orgasm and manages to rip your shirt off and lose a button in the process, there is an extra button to help you out in that predicament.
Now for the obligatory "backstage" of the dress shirt. Interestingly, it doesn't have much of a difference from the front part, so in case you stain it, you can just flip it inside out and nobody would be the wiser.
Here's a field test so you can see first hand what this shirt can do.
Some people at my company X-mas party were actually scared (In a sarcastic way of course.) of the shirt, which seems to have made the impact needed. The best part (Or worst part, depending on who approached me.) nobody died when they touched the shirt.
Excellent dress shirt to have if in the event you want the Grim Reapers presence minus the death that follows his arrival.
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Introducing Part 2 of the Dragonfly Dress Shirt Series, the Allover Grim Reaper.
The Grim Reaper, many songs, albums, tattoos and even bands have had some kind of affiliation with the scythed gatekeeper of your end, and as for his credentials in the world of Metal, it is enough to fill graveyards from across the globe.
I purchased this shirt specifically for my company X-mas party, and to say it stood out definitely makes a statement of the typical attire of what my colleagues wore.
The interesting part of this shirt is how all the Grim Reapers essentially have the same cloak on, but each seems to be having a moment of their own. One would be yelling at another one while another is coked up and than you have one that is asking the ever epical question of "what you are looking at".
As with many of Dragonflys other dress shirts, details were never overlooked and the buttons of this HEAVY shirt were not skipped on Deaths treatment. If in the event you have a woman in your hotel room who is raging with an estrogen laced orgasm and manages to rip your shirt off and lose a button in the process, there is an extra button to help you out in that predicament.
Now for the obligatory "backstage" of the dress shirt. Interestingly, it doesn't have much of a difference from the front part, so in case you stain it, you can just flip it inside out and nobody would be the wiser.
Here's a field test so you can see first hand what this shirt can do.
Some people at my company X-mas party were actually scared (In a sarcastic way of course.) of the shirt, which seems to have made the impact needed. The best part (Or worst part, depending on who approached me.) nobody died when they touched the shirt.
Excellent dress shirt to have if in the event you want the Grim Reapers presence minus the death that follows his arrival.
