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Bloodsworn to Tepes
Vlad Tepes – the historical figure behind Bram Stoker’s Dracula – is the starting point for the Black Blood Styles collection for Autumn/Winter 2026. Bloodsworn to Tepes builds on the established Black Blood identity: bold, highly visible branding, horror and occult motifs with a tattoo-inspired aesthetic, and a look that needs no explanation.
Designed with young men in mind, the styles are unisex. Print artwork takes centre stage. Dominant white prints stand out against black, featuring fangs, bat wings and Gothic typography, with the Black Blood logo as a constant, unmistakable part of the designs. Everything else is deliberately pared back: a black base with white accents and a boxy fit inspired by Spring/Summer 2026, finished with clean construction.
Technical details add a contemporary edge – silicone prints, tapes, buckles and chains are used as purposeful design elements rather than decoration. The result is a look somewhere between occult imagery and modern streetwear: uncompromisingly black, graphically bold and technically precise.
