Spraying and Praying Morale Patch

Spray And Pray Humor

"Spray and pray" is old shooting slang for firing a lot of rounds and hoping some of them land. This Rothco morale patch turns that into a joke you can wear. Morale patches are the informal, humorous patches people add to packs, range bags, caps and patch boards, and this one is a good fit for anyone who doesn't take their own marksmanship too seriously.

Features

• Embroidered Lettering — The words are stitched in thread rather than printed, so the design has raised texture and will not peel or crack.
• Twill Base Fabric — The tan background is a twill weave, the diagonal-ribbed cloth used on uniform fabric, which gives the patch a firm, even face.
• Merrowed Border — A dark overlocked edge, stitched tightly around the perimeter, finishes the patch and keeps the fabric from fraying.
• Olive And Tan Colorway — Olive green lettering on tan with a dark brown accent sits comfortably alongside OD green, coyote and khaki gear.
• Two-Line Layout — Large block letters for "Spraying" and "Praying" with a smaller "And" between them keep the text readable at a distance.
• Rounded Rectangle Shape — The rectangular format with softened corners suits patch panels, bag flaps and cap fronts.
• Rothco Product — Made by Rothco, a commercial manufacturer of military-style apparel, patches and outdoor gear.

Colors And Construction

The patch uses muted earth tones instead of bright colors, so it blends with tactical and outdoor kit while the joke still reads clearly. Thread embroidery on a twill base with a merrowed edge is the standard build for military-style patches. It holds up to handling and gives the patch a clean, finished outline on whatever you put it on.