Wear a Haunt Shirt

I love to share my passion for Halloween with the world year-round by sporting a haunt shirt as I go about my day. From classic unisex t-shirts to women’s fitted designs, haunts around the country sell some awesome keepsakes to remember all the scares and fun. Support your local haunts & attractions by picking up some new looks each time you visit. 

Showing Off My Haunt Shirt Collection

Cheesy but fun, I created that short for my #Emilys100DaysOfHalloween challenge. Day 14: Wear a Haunt Shirt. Of course, it is hard to choose just one! These are four of my favorite tees. I show my hometown pride with shirts from FrightWorld (Buffalo, NY) and House of Horrors & Haunted Catacombs (Buffalo, NY). Knott’s Scary Farm (Buena Park, CA) is my favorite SoCal theme park haunt – and the shirt glows in the dark. Lastly, Netherworld (Stone Mountain, GA) offers shirts that stand out from the rest. With a variety of colors and fitted styles, these shirts are both spooky and fashionable. 

Haunt Shirts Online

Can’t wait for the haunt season to pick up haunted attraction merch? Some haunts sell their shirts and more year-round on their websites. Here are just a few places to get some spooky haunt apparel today:

More 100 Days of Halloween

I am counting down to Halloween with a bucket list of my favorite things to do. Follow along on my blog, Facebook, and Instagram. To join in on the fun, use the hashtag #Emilys100DaysOfHalloween.

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