No Hope Club Unisex Sweatshirt - Black

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A failed comedian, Jack was unable to support his pregnant wife. After his family were murdered Jack, in his despair, turned to crime. His robbery of the Monarch Playing Card Company went wrong and he fled through the nearby chemical plant. During his escape, he fell into a vat of chemicals which left his appearance altered forever. Looking in the mirror he saw green hair, red lips and chalk white skin. His sanity broken forever, The Joker laughed manically at his new appearance. Unisex black Sweatshirtwith front and back print and club card embroidery.

The No Hope Club Sweatshirt (exclusive to our site) is ready to overhaul your outfit.

Made to complement any wearer, it showcases a bold print on a Black backdrop.

(This product has been manufactured with ethical standards in place, so comfortably enjoy our incredible offers today.)

• Polyester and Cotton Split
• Machine washable
• Please consult the lable before tumble-drying
• Heavy Weight Cotton

Moreover, this item — its proportions exaggerated — offers comfort to all body types. Looking for an even looser fit? Please order the size above your usual.

He is the most iconic villain in pop culture; with no superhuman abilities the Joker uses his criminal master mind and expertise in chemical engineering to create his lethal concoctions to terrorise the citizens of Gotham City. Created in 1940 by Bill Finger, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson the supervillain was planned to be killed off after his initial appearance but quickly went on to becoming Batman's archenemy. Throughout the decades the Joker has been presented with various personalities. 1940's DC comics portrayed the character as a criminal mastermind, introduced as a disturbed man with a warped, sadistic sense of humour, post-war 1950's he became a light-hearted menace with the infamous episode 'Surf's Up, Joker's Under' including the Joker and Batman battling in a surf off. The Joker then returned to his darker roots in the 1970's.