Official Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast Devil Tail T-Shirt featuring a distinctive graphic inspired by the iconic artwork from the British heavy metal legends’ third studio album, released in 1982. The front print showcases a close-up interpretation of the Devil character created by renowned Iron Maiden artist Derek Riggs, presented within a circular design and complemented by the band’s legendary Iron Maiden logo in a white outline. This striking graphic focuses on one of the most recognisable figures from the original album artwork, offering a distinctive alternative for fans of classic Iron Maiden imagery.

Released in 1982, The Number of the Beast marked the first Iron Maiden studio album to feature vocalist Bruce Dickinson and became the band’s first album to reach No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart. Produced by Martin Birch, the landmark release helped establish Iron Maiden as a leading force in British heavy metal, featuring enduring tracks such as “The Number of the Beast,” “Run to the Hills,” “Hallowed Be Thy Name” and “Children of the Damned.”

The original album cover, illustrated by Derek Riggs, depicts Eddie manipulating the Devil like a puppet while the Devil controls a smaller Eddie, creating a memorable visual concept that has become part of heavy metal history. The Devil Tail design draws attention to the Devil character from this legendary composition, making it an appealing choice for fans who appreciate the detail and dark imagery of Iron Maiden’s classic album artwork.

This Iron Maiden graphic T-shirt is ideal for fans of The Number of the Beast, collectors of Eddie merchandise and enthusiasts of traditional British heavy metal. Its distinctive circular Devil graphic and outlined band logo make it a strong addition to any Iron Maiden T-shirt collection.

Recommended for fans of Iron Maiden, classic heavy metal, the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) and traditional metal, as well as listeners of Judas Priest, Saxon, Motörhead, Dio, Black Sabbath, Accept, Helloween, Queensrÿche and Diamond Head.

For best fit take a shirt that fits you well and measure laid flat from armpit to armpit (pit to pit) and front collar to hem and select size from these measurements closet to that.

Size: S measures 58cm (23") length (front collar to hem) , width  42cm (17") (pit to pit)
Size: M measures 63cm (25") length (front collar to hem) , width  48cm (19") (pit to pit)
Size: L measures 66cm (26") length (front collar to hem) , width 55cm (22") (pit to pit)
Size: XL measures 67cm (27") length (front collar to hem) , width 58cm (23") (pit to pit)
Size: XXL measures 71cm (28") length (front collar to hem) , width 66cm (26") (pit to pit)
Size: 3XL measures 76cm (30") length (front collar to hem) , width 70cm (27") (pit to pit)