Moth T-Shirt, Drawn to the Dark Field Guide Moth on a Flashlight, Urbex Night Explorer Tee
Moths go to the light. Explorers go to the dark. A field-guide plate of Noctua exploratoris, the Common Night Explorer, drawn resting on a standard-issue flashlight with specimen notes: antennae tuned to silence, forewing dust mostly, habitat stairwells and empty ballrooms, diet none (takes only pictures). Made for the urbex community: photographers, night walkers and history nerds who document what's left and leave it standing.
What you get
- Front: Left-chest moth with yellow eyespots over "Drawn to the Dark"
- Back: A field-guide plate (Plate X) of a spread moth with yellow eyespots perched on an upright flashlight, with labeled specimen notes, the Latin name Noctua Exploratoris and a big "Drawn to the Dark" title
- Printed with premium DTF transfers and heat-pressed by hand in Charleston, SC
Choose your shirt
- Comfort Colors 1717: heavyweight 6.1 oz garment-dyed cotton, relaxed fit (S–3XL)
- Bella+Canvas 3001: lightweight 4.2 oz Airlume cotton, softer retail fit (S–3XL)
Colors may vary slightly by screen.
Care
Wash inside out in cold water, tumble dry low or hang dry, don't iron the print.
Production & disclosure
Designed by Elevated Designs LLC using digital design tools, with AI assistance. Dept. of Lost Places is a made-up department, not a real agency, and this shirt is not an ID or a permit. Printed and pressed to order in Charleston, SC.
Dept. of Lost Places · Urban exploration (urbex) — designed by Elevated Designs and printed to order in Charleston, SC.