Stone Ford Wash House — Bean Nighe Scottish Folklore T-Shirt
Rural Myth Co. | Field & Folklore
One shroud, washed and ready.
Name to follow.
Some laundry businesses specialize in delicate fabrics.
Some specialize in same-day service.
The Stone Ford Wash House has a rather more limited clientele.
According to Scottish folklore, the Bean Nighe is a mysterious washerwoman who appears beside lonely streams and fords, washing the grave-clothes of people who are about to die.
If you manage to catch her, she may tell you whose clothes she’s washing.
Which raises an obvious administrative problem.
What do you put on the claim ticket when you haven’t identified the customer yet?
Our Stone Ford Wash House Bean Nighe shirt answers that question with a vintage laundry ticket.
The paperwork is straightforward:
STONE FORD WASH HOUSE
TICKET No. 0013
SHIRTS — 0
SHROUDS — 1
CALLED FOR BY: NAME TO FOLLOW
A small corner engraving depicts the shawled washerwoman kneeling beside a moorland stream, wringing out a long white burial cloth.
The ticket is complete.
The shroud is ready.
The customer’s name is still pending.
Rendered in Pine Black, Rust Red, Moss Green, and Bone, this vintage-inspired design combines Scottish folklore with the sort of paperwork nobody particularly wants to receive.
Part of the Field & Folklore Collection from Rural Myth Co.
Perfect for Scottish folklore enthusiasts, folk-horror collectors, supernatural history fans, dark-humor lovers, cryptid enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a business that takes its paperwork seriously.
STONE FORD WASH HOUSE
One shroud.
No shirts.
Customer information forthcoming.
The wash house is fictional.
Available in Brick, Grape, Moss, Pepper, Washed Denim, and Espresso.
Product details
- Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed tee
- 100% ring-spun US cotton, pre-shrunk, 6.1 oz heavyweight
- Relaxed unisex fit, sizes S–3XL
- Soft, washed-in vintage feel
- Made to order just for you
