The Nosferatu black shirt draws attention with its carefully chosen details and refined cut. On the front, there's a striking jabot that adds an elegant, slightly Victorian touch to the design.

Along the closure, an ornamental lace runs – delicate yet bold, beautifully reflecting the light and adding depth to the smooth fabric.

The flat buttons are almost jewelry-like: discreet but full of charm.

Long, flared sleeves are adjustable with ties, allowing you to comfortably adjust them to the wrist or leave them loosely open, depending on the occasion and your preferences.

For a university look, pair it with the Lucretia skirt and classic flat shoes. Add a crossbody bag and the Rhiannon cardigan – this combination will look subtle yet with character.

For a casual style, it pairs perfectly with high-waisted, wide trousers, like the Phantom pants, or black Sinister jeans, preferably with cuffed hems and chunky shoes. Tighten the sleeves to expose your wrists and jewelry for an added touch of elegance.

For a date, pair it with a textured skirt – ideally velvet – and add heels or platform shoes. The shirt will appear as a stage element, but without excess theatricality – feminine and sensual.

In a corpgoth style, simply pair it with a fitted black skirt, blazer, and oxford heels with a block heel. You can also add thin gloves or a sleek handbag – the contrast between structure and detail will bring out the gothic flair without overdoing it.

Handmade in Poland.

We're a small, family-run business – all our products are made in Poland in local workshops... or in our own home 😊

We're a registered business, paying all our taxes and operating in line with Polish law. The materials we use mostly come from Polish manufucturers.

While we're proud to call ourselves an ethical brand, we know these factors affect the prices in our store. We strive to keep them as affordable as possible – but without compromising on quality. So, let's quickly break down what influences prices at SKYDANCE.

The biggest chunk goes into production costs. Right after that, there are all the legal fees and taxes (like VAT, social security contributions). Then come the fixed costs (renting warehouse space, employing staff, etc.). Our profit margin is for growing the brand – we're constantly investing in our store. Click here to learn more!

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