Self Scare T-Shirt

Step into a world where embracing your true self is celebrated with the Self Scare, Cried but did it anyway T-Shirt. Crafted from luxurious mid-weight luxe cotton jersey, this shirt offers softness and comfort for those deep moments of self-reflection. Its relaxed, gender-neutral fit and straight-fit torso and sleeves, topped with a sophisticated ribbed crew neck, make it a canvas for expressing the bravery in vulnerability.

Our commitment to inclusivity shines through with our gender-neutral and size-inclusive design. 

Model 1 is 5'10", wearing a size small

Model 2 is 5'5", wearing a size 2XL

Processing Times: Same day / Next day

Shipping: 2-7 Business Days*

Easy 30-Day Returns: We want to make your experience with Octopied Mind unforgettable. For this reason, our Returns Policy is super simple. You have 30 days from receiving your order to decide if it's not quite right. Everything you buy on our site is eligible for return except final sale items, small accessories, graveyard (defect) items and intimates. Due to high product demand and small-batch production, we don't allow exchanges. Please visit our returns page for more info.

• 100% soft cotton jersey.
• Mid-weight 210 GSM.
• Hand drawn graphics.
• Screen-printed.
• Discharge Ink.
• For best care, wash cold and lay flat to dry.

The concept of Self Scare, Cried but did it anyway explores the transformative journey of facing ourselves beyond the surface. This design serves as a reminder of the solitude and bravery found in self-reflection- that pivotal moment of peeling away our facades. It's about the tears that, instead of being seen as a sign of weakness, are viewed as a necessary part of watering the seeds of courage that bloom when you're in the muck of 'I can't' but still choose to persevere. It's about recognizing that showing up can be a revolution because bravery doesn't always have to be loud. Sometimes, it's about embracing those small acts of courage, like getting out of bed, taking a hot shower, and showing up for yourself in ways that might feel insignificant but actually lay the groundwork for genuine kindness and humanity.