Pick Your Poison
Choose Your Symbol
Three Marks, One Uniform
Choose Your Symbol
Three Marks, One Uniform
A clean shield emblem sitting dead centre on the chest, tonal black on black or picked out in white. It is the quietest piece we make and the easiest one to wear under a jacket without anyone clocking it.
Five shirts carrying spider work across the chest, from a thin linear body to a heavy skull-and-legs design that runs from collar to hem. Available in short and long sleeve, and the legs wrap far enough round the ribs to read from the side.
Four shirts built around a wide wingspan in white or blood red, spread right across the chest panel. These are the loudest cuts in the range and the ones that look best under a half-zip left open.
Ten shirts, short and long sleeve, sizes S through 3XL.
The Full Range
Why We Started
Born Out Of Late Nights
Grave Veil started with one problem: every compression shirt on the shelf was neon, branded to death and cut for somebody else's taste. We wanted the same technical fit in something you could wear to a show, a session or a two in the morning walk home without looking like a walking advert. So we kept the fabric plain and put all the drama into the artwork instead. Every emblem is drawn to read from across a room and pressed to survive the wash cycle. Nothing in the range is busy for the sake of being busy. If you have spent years dressed in black and getting told to lighten up, this one is yours.
The Mark
One Signature
On Every Piece
The veil, the cross and the twin skulls make up the crest, and it sits on the label of everything we put out. Each chest emblem is heat pressed into the fabric rather than laid on top of it, so it flexes with the shirt instead of cracking across it. We hold the palette to black, white and blood red because those three do all the work. Anything that does not earn its place on the chest never makes it onto the shirt.
Worn, Washed, Reviewed
from customers training in Grave Veil