KISS Dressed To Kill Patch

Dressed to Kill came out in 1975 and KISS were still playing small venues, still broke, still wearing their own makeup because nobody else would do it for them. The album that gave the world "Rock and Roll All Nite" was recorded in something like two weeks on a shoestring. Legacy built from sheer force of will and the most committed visual identity in the history of heavy music.

The Dressed to Kill artwork is one of the cleaner moments in the KISS catalogue, four guys in suits looking like they stumbled out of a New York dive bar and onto a record cover by accident. It's got a different energy to the full demon makeup shots, and that's exactly why it reads well as a patch. Woven, official, the kind of thing that earns a nod from someone across a dark room at a gig. Sew it where it'll be seen.

Official woven sew-on patch. Approximately 90mm wide x 90mm tall, square.

Fans of: Alice Cooper, Twisted Sister, Quiet Riot, New York Dolls, Cheap Trick