The Arch Crewneck
$54
Vintage arched black cat. Gildan 18000.
Wick & Whisker
Halloween that looks like it came out of a 1958 five-and-dime.
Black cats, paper moons, and the quiet sort of October you can wear to the grocer. Six weeks of everyday Halloween — not a costume, not a clearance bin.
The shop
A six-week lifestyle.
Wick & Whisker is Halloween as it used to sit on the drugstore counter: a black cat arched in the window, a moon cut from paper, a mug that looks like it has always lived on the sill. We print that mood onto the clothes and home goods you already use — crewnecks, tees, totes, pillows, a witch-hat wall piece, a bandana for the household familiar.
This is not a haunted house. It is a six-week lifestyle. October as a room you live in, not a night you dress for. Vintage black-cat Halloween, mid-century and a little dry, made for apartments, porches, and people who keep a cat — or keep the idea of one.
We ship in the United States only. Everything is printed to order.
The wardrobe
What you wear between September and the first frost.
Crewnecks and tees with the old drugstore look. An arched cat. A paper moon. Soft enough for the apartment, correct enough for the sidewalk.
Shop apparel
The apartment
October, if it lived on the windowsill.
A glossy mug for the late shift. A pillow cover for the chair that already faces the street. Home goods that do not shout “seasonal” so much as they settle in.
Night Watch Mug
$22
15 oz glossy mug for the late kitchen.
The Sill Pillow Cover
$38
A throw pillow cover for the chair that faces the street.
The Brim
$44
Vintage witch-hat wall piece. Hang it. Don't wear it.
The boo basket
A gift that does not look like it was assembled in an aisle.
The tote, the mug, the bandana with a name if you like. Packed for the friend who already has too many pumpkins and still wants one more black cat.
Boo Basket Tote
$28
Cotton tote for the gift, or for the grocer.
Familiar Bandana
$24
Pet bandana. Optional name, if the household insists.
The cat
Not a costume. A household mark.
The cat sits on the ampersand the way it sits on the sill: as if it has always been there. That is the entire argument of the shop.