The Cross. The Cat. The Conspiracy.

The Maiden Cross design takes the Cat Face Killer iconography into sacred territory — the intersection of punk rock defiance and underground spiritual imagery that has always lived at the center of what CFK does. Iron Maiden built an empire on Eddie. Cat Face Killer has always operated in that same mythological space — the monster as mascot, the terrifying as beloved, the thing that is supposed to scare you becoming the thing you want on your chest.

This is the Maiden Cross edition. Sapphire blue. The color of something that came from further away than California.

Cat Face Killer — punk, rap, noise, funk, absurdism, cosmic defiance, two cat-masked figures from somewhere near Alpha Centauri — has a discography spanning 1984 to the present and a mythology that makes every major label band look like they’re following a playbook somebody else wrote. This shirt is the visual language of that mythology, pressed into cotton and available to anyone willing to wear it.

The legend continues. The cross stands. The cats watch.

All purchases support the ongoing documentation of the Cat Face Killer conspiracy and the full creative universe of Jeffery Page & Friends.

The Tee:

• 100% cotton classic cut

• 5.0–5.3 oz heavyweight

• Taped neck and shoulders, double-stitched throughout

• Sizes S through 5XL

Available in: Sapphire.

(The blue that makes black look like it’s trying too hard.)

Cat Face Killer © H.C. Nightshade / Jeffery Page & Friends. A Sunset Sirens Records artist.