West Ham United and Iron Maiden have reunited to mark the band’s 50th anniversary with a special edition home shirt celebrating their shared East End heritage. The collaboration continues the long-running connection between the club and Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris, a lifelong Hammers supporter.

First seen when Harris wore it on stage during Iron Maiden’s headline show at London Stadium, the shirt reimagines West Ham’s classic 1975 FA Cup-winning design. It features the club’s traditional claret and blue colours with a crew neck collar and light blue sleeves. The front displays an embroidered 1975 West Ham crest on the left chest and an IMFC (Iron Maiden Football Club) emblem on the right, with the iconic Iron Maiden logo printed across the centre.

On the reverse, Harris’ trademark number 11 appears in white with light blue trim, accompanied by a guitar and hammer graphic symbolising both football and music. A smaller crest on the upper back shows crossed hammers and a guitar inside a shield with “Est. 1975,” referencing the year Iron Maiden was founded.

Inside the collar, the band’s phrase “Die With Your Boots On” is printed alongside both logos, adding a personal tribute to the collaboration.