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Designed for adult fans of classic heavy metal, this Iron Maiden T-shirt features the iconic Moonbuggy graphic from their historic Knebworth performance. It offers a comfortable regular fit and a classic crew neckline, making it an ideal choice for casual everyday wear or concert attendance; however, users should take care with specific laundry practices to maintain the integrity of the graphic print.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Cotton |
| Fit | Regular |
| Neck Line | Crew |
| Size | XXL |
| Brand | Iron Maiden |
This T-shirt is made from 100% cotton.
No, tumble drying is not recommended as it can damage the graphic print and cause the cotton to shrink.
It is recommended to wash the shirt at 30C to preserve the fabric and graphic quality.
No, this item features a regular fit, which is designed for a comfortable, standard silhouette.
No, do not use bleach as it will destroy the print and potentially discolor the black fabric.
Yes, this is an official Iron Maiden product featuring the Knebworth performance graphic.
This often occurs due to high-heat drying; ensure all future washes are air-dried and the shirt is turned inside out.
Avoid over-drying in the sun and use a gentle cycle with a small amount of fabric softener.
Because this garment is made of cotton, proper care is essential for longevity. To maintain the graphic quality, turn the shirt inside out before placing it in the washing machine. Wash only at 30C using mild detergent. Never use bleach, as it will damage both the fabric and the artwork. Do not tumble dry the shirt, as excessive heat is the primary cause of graphic deterioration and fabric shrinkage; instead, reshape the garment while damp and allow it to air dry on a flat surface or a hanger.
