Cryptid Employee of the Month Bathrobe
Cryptid Employee of the Month Bathrobe
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Off the clock. Still rarely seen.
Some employees call out sick. Some disappear into the woods for six months and return as blurry photographic evidence.
The KLF Cryptid Employee of the Month Bathrobe is unofficial off-duty attire for the hardest-working creatures nobody can conclusively prove exist. Part paranormal field report, part employee-of-the-month bulletin board, and part completely dysfunctional HR department, this Strange Days design turns cryptid folklore into workplace satire.
The all-over collage pulls together Bigfoot, Mothman, mysterious lake creatures, UFO sightings, strange footprints, forest surveillance, classified documents, warning signs, evidence photos, and KLF’s Cryptid Division in a distressed palette inspired by old case files, faded government folders, weathered posters, and questionable evidence pinned to somebody's basement wall.
Look closer and the employee file gets even stranger. Messages like “Hard Working, Rarely Seen,” “Evidence Not Required,” “Believe in a Better Workday,” and “Normal Is Just a Setting” are buried throughout the artwork alongside the qualifications that apparently matter most around here: elusive, mysterious, questionable, legendary—and somehow still employed.
On the loose-fitting robe, the oversized collage gets room to breathe. Different pieces of the artwork appear across the body, sleeves, and wrap, so it reads less like a logo printed on a robe and more like you're wearing the entire Cryptid Division evidence board.
Wear it for lazy mornings, late-night horror marathons, coffee on the porch, disappearing from household responsibilities, or answering the door looking like HR finally gave Bigfoot a benefits package.
Designed by Rose Baxter for Kunts Live Forever.
Details
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Full all-over Cryptid Employee of the Month artwork
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Loose-fitting robe silhouette
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Relaxed loungewear styling
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Bigfoot, Mothman, UFO and cryptid imagery
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Distressed classified-file and paranormal-investigation aesthetic
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Dark workplace humor throughout the artwork
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Part of the KLF Strange Days collection
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