Founded in 1993, Vampfangs has been at the forefront of vampire culture, gothic fashion, and immersive experiences for over three decades. What began as a passion project for high-quality custom fangs quickly evolved into a world-renowned brand with a devoted cult following. Today, Vampfangs is led by Benjamin Addam and Alexis Pharae, who have transformed the brand into an icon of dark fashion, high-end vampire aesthetics, and metaphysical essentials.

With deep roots in Salem, Massachusetts, Vampfangs embraces the city’s history of mystery and magic, offering premium fangs, high-fashion apparel, luxury fragrances, and ritual tools to those drawn to the night. More than just a brand, Vampfangs is a movement—a home for those who live life on their own terms, with a passion for the eerie and the elegant. Under the vision of Benjamin and Alexis, the brand continues to redefine gothic elegance, blending quality, authenticity, and timeless style. Whether you visit us in our Salem boutique or shop with us online, Vampfangs remains dedicated to those who walk between the shadows and the light.

Vampfangs began in 1993, in the most fitting way possible—inside a darkened tent, crafting custom fangs for those who longed to embrace the vampire aesthetic. What started as a small, passionate endeavor quickly grew into something far greater, fueled by the demand for high-quality fangs, gothic fashion, and immersive experiences. As word spread, Vampfangs became a household name in the vampire and gothic communities, offering not just custom fangs but an entire world for those drawn to the darkly elegant.

Over the years, Vampfangs did more than offer fangs at conventions. The brand expanded into a high-fashion, luxury-driven experience, curating everything from dark apparel and lingerie to luxury fragrances and ritual tools. As Vampfangs grew, so did its influence—transforming into a cultural force that brought together lovers of the night, the occult, and high-end gothic fashion. What was once a small operation in pop-up spaces became a permanent presence in Salem, Massachusetts, with a boutique that embodies the brand’s dedication to timeless elegance and modern vampire culture.

But Vampfangs didn’t stop at retail—it became a community. Recognizing the need for a unifying force in the vampire world, Vampfangs played a pivotal role in creating large-scale events that bring the vampire community together in New England. As part of this movement, the brand became a the first franchise holder of the Endless Night Vampire Ball gaining territory in New England. Endless Night events fuse gothic glamour with high-society mystique, welcoming creatures of the night from all over the world. Beyond the Endless Night events, Vampfangs continues to foster a space for those who live for the elegance of the eternal night, creating experiences that transcend simple gatherings—they become rituals of connection, passion, and dark beauty.

In 2024, Vampfangs expanded its legacy by opening Velvet & Vein, a boutique dedicated to luxury jewelry, accessories and gifts. This new venture was a natural evolution for Benjamin Addam and Alexis Pharae, who saw a need for elevated, high-fashion pieces that blend dark romance with timeless elegance. Located in the heart of Salem, Massachusetts, Velvet & Vein offers something for everyone, catering to those who seek beauty with an edge. More than just a store, Velvet & Vein embodies the same allure, mystery, and sophistication that has made Vampfangs a cultural icon, further cementing its influence in the world of dark luxury and gothic refinement.

From a single tent and a set of fangs to grand-scale events and a worldwide following, Vampfangs remains at the heart of the modern vampire movement. Led by Benjamin Addam and Alexis Pharae, the brand continues to push the boundaries of gothic fashion, vampire culture, and immersive experiences, proving that the allure of the night is stronger than ever. Whether through high-fashion aesthetics, luxurious fragrances, or unforgettable gatherings, Vampfangs is more than a brand—it is a legacy.