I Don't Believe in Anything - I'm Here For The Violence Morale Patch

Here For The Violence

This 2 x 3 inch morale patch from Tactical Gear Junkie reads "I don't believe in anything.... I'm here for the violence," with the last word stitched large in copper. A morale patch is a humorous or personal patch worn on gear for fun rather than as official insignia. The hook-fastener back lets you put it on a range bag, plate carrier, pack or cap with a loop panel, then swap it off when you want something else.

Features

• 2 x 3 Inch Format — The patch measures 2 by 3 inches, a common size that fits most loop panels on packs, carriers and hats.
• Embroidered Lettering — The text is stitched in thread rather than printed, so it stands slightly raised off the background.
• Two-Tone Text — The first three lines are in black thread, and "VIOLENCE" runs across the bottom in larger copper-orange letters.
• Camouflage Background — The fabric face carries a multi-color camo pattern in tan, brown and green that sits well alongside most field gear.
• OD Green Merrowed Border — A wrapped, overlocked edge in OD green (olive drab) frames the patch and keeps the fabric from fraying.
• Hook-Fastener Backing — The back carries the hook side of a hook-and-loop fastener, so the patch presses onto any loop-faced panel and peels off cleanly.
• Made In The USA — Tactical Gear Junkie, a small business based in Kentucky, produces the patch in the United States.

Fit And Attachment

The patch needs a loop panel to attach. Many plate carriers, assault packs, admin pouches and tactical caps have one, and some MOLLE pouches and panels (MOLLE being the rows of nylon webbing used to mount gear) include a loop field on the front. If your gear has bare webbing only, you will need a separate loop-faced patch panel to mount it.