IRON MAIDEN Live After Death Back Patch

Live After Death is not just a live album, it is a document of Iron Maiden at the absolute peak of their power, recorded on the World Slavery Tour in 1985, when they were playing arenas and absolutely destroying them. Derek Riggs painted Eddie clawing out of a grave and somehow still undersold the energy of what was inside.

The artwork on this back patch is one of the most recognisable images in heavy metal, full stop. The graveyard Eddie is in the same visual vocabulary as Sabbath's self-titled or Reign in Blood, the kind of dark aesthetic shorthand that needs no explanation to anyone in the room who matters. Woven construction keeps the detail tight, officially licensed and made in England, so it belongs on a serious jacket next to your Priest, your Dio, your Accept. Build accordingly.

Official woven sew-on patch, made in England under license. Approximately 300mm wide at the widest point x 365mm tall.