Pig Head Morale Patch

Tusked Pig Head Patch

The Pig Head Morale Patch from Mil-Spec Monkey is a small embroidered patch of a scowling, tusked hog. It adds some character to a plate carrier, pack or cap. A morale patch is a non-regulation patch worn for personality or unit humor, and this one has a hook back, so you can press it onto gear in seconds and move it whenever you like. It suits shooters, hunters and anyone who likes the hog as an emblem.

Features

• Embroidered Construction — The whole design is stitched in raised thread instead of printed onto fabric, which gives it texture and depth.
• Tusked Pig Head Design — The face has furrowed brows, narrowed eyes, a broad snout and a pair of pale tusks curling up from the jaw.
• Earth-Tone Thread Colors — The version shown is stitched in browns and tan with olive-yellow accents in the ears, eyes and snout.
• Die-Cut Shape — The patch is cut to the outline of the head and ears instead of sitting on a square or round backing, and a stitched border finishes the edge.
• Hook-Back Fastener — Hook material, the stiff, grippy half of a hook-and-loop closure, is sewn to the back so the patch presses straight onto any loop panel.
• Fits Standard Loop Fields — It attaches to the loop panels found on plate carriers, tactical vests, packs, caps and uniforms.
• Compact Footprint — At 2.37 in wide by 2.5 in tall (about 6.0 x 6.4 cm), it fits small cap panels and pack flaps as well as larger carrier fields.

Size And Attachment

The patch measures 2.37 in wide by 2.5 in tall and carries hook material across its back. It needs a loop surface to stick to, the soft, fuzzy side of hook-and-loop, which most modern carriers, packs and tactical caps already have. Because nothing is sewn on permanently, you can move it between pieces of kit or swap it out for another patch.