Kill Em All Let God Sort Em Out Morale Patch

Skull And Knife Morale Patch

This Rothco morale patch carries the old dark-humor line "Kill 'Em All, Let God Sort 'Em Out!" in red block lettering above and below a skull in an olive beret with a fighting knife clenched in its teeth. A morale patch is an unofficial patch that adds personality to your kit. This one has a hook back, so it presses onto the loop panels found on most tactical jackets, packs, vests and caps, and you can swap it out whenever you like.

Features

• Fully Embroidered Design — The artwork is stitched in thread rather than printed, so the lettering and graphic have raised texture and will not peel or flake.
• Rayon Thread Embroidery — Rayon thread has a slight sheen that keeps the red lettering and white skull crisp against the background.
• Hook-And-Loop Backing — A nylon hook panel on the back grips any soft loop surface, the fuzzy side of a hook-and-loop fastener, and pulls off cleanly for repositioning.
• Cotton Base Fabric — The brown twill face has a fine diagonal weave that gives the embroidery a stable surface to sit on.
• Compact 3.5 x 2.5 Inch Size — At about 3.5 x 2.5 inches (8.9 x 6.4 cm), it fits standard loop panels on sleeves, chest rigs and pack lids.
• Brown And Red Colorway — Red text on a brown field, with an olive beret and a white and gray skull and blade.
• Stitched Border — A dark brown embroidered edge frames the patch and helps keep the edges from fraying.
• Skull, Beret And Knife Graphic — The center artwork shows a skull wearing an olive beret with a white flash, biting down on a knife with a ringed handle.

Build And Attachment

Rothco builds this patch with rayon thread embroidery on a cotton base, backed with a nylon hook panel. It attaches to anything with a loop field, including tactical jackets, transport packs, plate carriers, range bags and patch boards. If your gear has no loop panel, you can sew a strip of loop material in place and mount the patch on that.