The wounded arm sleeves are skin-colored arm sleeves with a print of blood splatters, red veins, claw marks, and an open wound around the elbow. You pull them over your bare arms and wear them under a short-sleeved shirt or a torn costume, so your arms look like mangled zombie skin down to the wrist. They are designed for women and men who want to extend their spooky Halloween look beyond just their face.
What are the sleeves made of and how do you wash them?
The wounded arm sleeves are made of 100% polyester and should be hand-washed.
- The material is 100% polyester.
- The base color is skin-colored, with a print in red and dark brown.
- Around the elbow is a large wound area with craters, and at one end, four dark claw marks run across the skin.
- Fine veins and blood splatters run along the entire length of the sleeve.
- Wash by hand, and do not bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.
- The sleeves are suitable for women and men.
Why a printed wound sleeve works for a zombie look
A printed wound sleeve gives your arms a wounded effect without having to apply makeup yourself or work with latex. You put it on for the party and take it off when you are done. In horror films, zombies are often depicted with gray skin, open bite wounds, and dried blood, and those exact details are printed on the fabric. This makes it convenient for anyone who wants a spooky look without extensive special effects makeup on both arms.
Combine the wounded arms for a complete zombie outfit
The arm sleeves look best under short sleeves, because then you can see the wounds from the upper arm to the wrist. With a torn sports shirt covered in blood splatters and white pants, you become a zombie athlete. A white nurse dress with a mask and a toy syringe turns it into a bloody zombie nurse. Finish the look with wound makeup or fake blood on your face, so your face and arms match, and slide a few wristbands over the hem at your wrist.
Order the wounded arm sleeves and give your zombie costume arms that are just as mangled as your face during Halloween.