Scapegoat's Triune Transgression Hooded Blankie

Scapegoat's Triune Transgression Hooded Blankie

They told you to fear them. You wore them instead.

The front is a pantheon. Every deity they told you to choose between standing together across your chest like they've been waiting for you to stop picking sides. Isis with her ankh. Shiva blue and sovereign, hand raised in the gesture that means do not be afraid. The elder sage with his trident. The procession below — horned, staffed, winged, ancient — marching across the bottom hem like a civilization that never actually ended, just went underground and waited.

This is every god that predates the god they handed you at birth. Wearing them all at once is the theological argument you've been trying to have your whole life finally settled without a single word spoken.

Then you turn around.

The back is the one they really don't want you wearing. A goat — calm, direct, unblinking — centered on a stippled field with the all-seeing triangle rising between its horns. A scroll held in its hands like it's been keeping records. Patient as something that has never once been afraid of what it represents.

This isn't Baphomet as shock value. This is the scapegoat staring back. The symbol they weaponized to keep you away from your own nature, your own wildness, your own knowing — sitting on your back, composed, holding the receipts.

The hood splits fire and gold. The sleeves carry the sacred. The whole garment is a theology degree they never offered in school.

A.R.A. — Artistic Revolt Apparel

Transgress beautifully.

.: Material: 100% Polyester fleece
.: Medium fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))
.: Soft and warm
.: Lightweight material
.: Sewn-in label
.: Blank product sourced from China