Guerrilla Warfare Morale Patch

Guerrilla Warfare Patch

This Rothco morale patch shows a scowling gorilla in a combat helmet, with GUERRILLA WARFARE stitched above and below in distressed stencil lettering. A morale patch is decorative. It adds personality to a pack, vest or jacket and does no tactical job. The hook backing lets you put it on or take it off any loop panel in seconds, so it works for shooters, hunters and collectors who like to change up their kit.

Features

• Embroidered Gorilla Design — The helmeted gorilla is stitched in grey, orange, cream and dark brown thread, so the detail stands out from the background.
• Stencil-Style Lettering — GUERRILLA WARFARE is embroidered in dark brown block letters with a weathered, stenciled look.
• Tan Twill Background — The face of the patch is a tan twill weave, which you can see as fine diagonal ribs in the fabric.
• Merrowed Border — A dark brown overlocked edge wraps the rounded rectangle and keeps the fabric from fraying.
• Hook Backing — The nylon hook side of a hook-and-loop fastener is sewn to the back, so the patch grips any loop field and peels away when you want to swap it.
• Compact 2.5 x 3 Inch Size — At 2.5 inches wide by 3 inches tall (about 6.4 x 7.6 cm), it fits standard morale patch panels on packs, vests and sleeves.
• Rayon Thread On Cotton — The design is stitched in rayon thread, which holds color well, over a cotton backing.
• Lightweight — The patch weighs about 1 ounce, so it adds nothing noticeable to your load.
• Made In Taiwan — Rothco has it produced in Taiwan.

Fit And Attachment

The hook backing needs a loop field to grip. A loop field is the soft, fuzzy panel sewn onto many tactical jackets, packs, vests and caps. Rothco Special Ops jackets, Transport Packs and tactical vests with loop panels take it directly. If your gear has bare MOLLE webbing (rows of nylon loops for mounting pouches) and no loop panel, add a loop-faced patch holder or adapter first.