Tattooed And Employed Embroidery Back Patch | 4.5 × 2.1 Inches | 

Show your personality with attitude using the Tattooed And Employed Embroidery Back Patch. Designed for riders who proudly break stereotypes, this bold embroidered patch makes a strong statement without saying a word. Featuring crisp white lettering on a classic black background with a premium embroidered border, it's the perfect addition to your biker vest, riding jacket, backpack, or travel gear.

Crafted from high-quality twill fabric with dense polyester embroidery, this 4.5 × 2.1 inch patch offers outstanding durability and a clean, professional finish. Compatible with both iron-on and sew-on application, it stays securely attached through everyday rides and adventures while maintaining its sharp appearance and vibrant stitching.

Features

• Size: 4.5 × 2.1 Inches
• Premium High-Density Embroidery
• Bold "Tattooed And Employed" Design
• Heavy-Duty Twill Fabric Base
• Premium Polyester Threads
• Durable Merrow Embroidered Border
• Fade-Resistant Stitching
• Iron-On & Sew-On Compatible
• Flexible, Lightweight & Long-Lasting

Ideal For

• Leather Biker Vests
• Riding Jackets
• Denim Jackets
• Hoodies & Sweatshirts
• Backpacks & Travel Bags
• Motorcycle Club Apparel
• Daily Casual Wear
• Gift for Bikers & Tattoo Enthusiasts

Product Specifications

• Patch Type: Embroidered Back Patch
• Dimensions: 4.5 × 2.1 Inches
• Material: Heavy-Duty Twill Fabric
• Thread: Premium Polyester Embroidery
• Border: Merrow Embroidered Edge
• Backing: Iron-On & Sew-On Compatible
• Color: Black & White

Care Instructions

For maximum durability, sew the patch onto leather or heavy riding gear. If using the iron-on backing, apply firm heat and pressure according to the garment type. Wash inside out with mild detergent, avoid bleach, and do not iron directly over the embroidered surface.

Give your riding gear a bold and unmistakable identity with the Tattooed And Employed Embroidery Back Patch—a premium-quality biker patch made for those who proudly balance passion, profession, and the freedom of the open road.