Funny Metallica Christmas T-Shirt: “Merry Xmas Krik” Parody Gift for Rock Fans 2D Acid Washed Shirts
$19.95
Description
Funny Metallica Christmas T-Shirt: “Merry Xmas Krik” – Parody Gift for Rock Fans
This holiday season, ditch the ugly sweaters and amp up your gift game with the Funny Metallica Christmas T-Shirt: “Merry Xmas Krik”—a cheeky, headbanging tribute to holiday chaos and guitar-shredding greatness.
Perfect for fans of Kirk Hammett (or “Krik” as lovingly misspelled), this 2D acid washed shirt brings humor, heavy metal, and holiday spirit together in one gloriously sarcastic tee.
What Makes It So “Krikin’” Great?
- “Merry Xmas Krik” print in a classic 2D graphic parody style
- Acid washed cotton blend fabric for a vintage rock tee look
- Soft and breathable for comfort at holiday parties
- Unisex fit – relaxed and ready for gifting or gigging
- Perfectly sarcastic design that Metallica fans will instantly recognize
This is the funny Metallica Christmas shirt you didn’t know you needed—until now.
Who’s This Shirt For?
- Metallica superfans and Kirk Hammett loyalists
- Heavy metal dads and moms who rock harder than the turkey roasts
- Gift hunters looking for clever, collectible band merch
- Meme-lovers, pun-collectors, and Christmas chaos connoisseurs
- Anyone who alternates between “Master of Puppets” and “Jingle Bell Rock”
Shirt Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Cotton blend, acid washed for vintage feel |
| Print Type | Flat 2D graphic print (parody design) |
| Color | Charcoal black / Faded gray |
| Sizes | Unisex XS to 3XL |
| Style | Short-sleeve, relaxed fit |
Note: Due to the acid wash process, each shirt is slightly unique—just like every Kirk Hammett solo.
Where to Buy
- Buy the “Merry Xmas Krik” shirt online exclusively from our shop
- Available for a limited time during the holiday season
- Ships worldwide – perfect for secret Santa or that last-minute metalhead gift
- Makes a great stocking stuffer for Metallica fans and rock collectors
Pro Tip: Order early—these parody tees sell out faster than the opening riff of “Creeping Death.”
