Bring metal iconography to your stitching with this bold Iron Maiden Powerslave design, built around a mummified pharaoh head in sunglasses beneath the unmistakable band name. The striped nemes headdress, angular chin piece and rectangular nameplate give it that poster-sharp, patch-style look fans of classic album art will recognise straight away. With purple, gold, black, cream, white and grey working across a dense five-colour build, it is made for people who want their music embroidery to read clearly from a distance.
This suits the back of a black denim jacket especially well, and it also has the weight and graphic punch to hold its own on a hoodie, canvas tote or gear bag. Because the design is heavily stitched, it looks best on sturdier fabrics that can support a solid fill and keep those clean lettered edges crisp. If you want a music design with more attitude than a simple logo, this one delivers a full album-era statement.
