IRON MAIDEN A Matter of Life and Death Back Patch

In 2006, Iron Maiden released a serious album about war, mortality, and faith, then toured it by playing the whole thing front to back. The crowd sang every word.

That's the kind of band Iron Maiden are. A Matter of Life and Death doesn't get the casual-fan airplay of The Number of the Beast, but the people who love it love it with the intensity of a religion, which is half the point of the record. Eddie's artwork for this era leans harder into the battlefield imagery the band was always circling, and as a back patch it carries real weight on a jacket. Woven in England under official license, the detail on these is the reason you go woven over printed every time. Centre-back, surrounded by your supporting cast of Dio, Judas Priest, and Accept, this is a patch jacket that has done its reading.

Woven sew-on patch. Made in England under license. Approx. 300mm wide x 365mm tall. Fans of: Judas Priest, Dio, Accept, Black Sabbath.