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Wear the Immortal Embroidered Wristband: Logo — officially licensed Immortal merchandise in black cotton-elastane weave, carrying the Norwegian black-metal band's frost-etched wordmark.

Immortal formed in Bergen, Norway in 1990 around Abbath and Demonaz, and their catalogue from 1992's Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism through Sons of Northern Darkness is a foundational chapter of the second-wave black-metal scene. The angular logo has stayed the visual anchor across every reissue.

Slip it on solo or stack with your other Norwegian black-metal bands.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Embroidered Wristband
  • Design: Logo
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: 80% cotton & 20% elastane
  • Great for: gigs, festivals, black-metal collectors

Immortal Embroidered Wristband: Logo

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Wear the Immortal Embroidered Wristband: Logo — officially licensed Immortal merchandise in black cotton-elastane weave, carrying the Norwegian black-metal band's frost-etched wordmark.

Immortal formed in Bergen, Norway in 1990 around Abbath and Demonaz, and their catalogue from 1992's Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism through Sons of Northern Darkness is a foundational chapter of the second-wave black-metal scene. The angular logo has stayed the visual anchor across every reissue.

Slip it on solo or stack with your other Norwegian black-metal bands.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Embroidered Wristband
  • Design: Logo
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: 80% cotton & 20% elastane
  • Great for: gigs, festivals, black-metal collectors

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