We'll Do It Live Morale Patch

Do It Live Morale Patch

This Mil-Spec Monkey patch carries the line from Bill O'Reilly's famous Inside Edition outtake, the moment a frustrated anchor gave up on the teleprompter and decided to wing it. It is a morale patch, the kind of unofficial patch people add to packs, caps and plate carriers for a laugh or to mark a crew's sense of humor. Note that the top line is printed uncensored, so it suits gear you carry on your own time rather than anywhere the language would cause trouble.

Features

• Embroidered Construction — The lettering and background are fully stitched in thread, which gives raised, textured text that holds up better than a printed design.
• Merrowed Edge — A tight overlocked stitch wraps the border to seal the edge, so the patch does not fray or curl with handling.
• Hook Fastener Backing — The stiff hook side of a hook-and-loop fastener is sewn to the reverse, so the patch presses on and peels off by hand.
• Loop Panel Compatible — It attaches to any standard loop panel, the soft fuzzy patch areas found on many packs, caps, jackets and plate carriers.
• 3 x 1.5 Inch Size — At roughly 3 by 1.5 inches (7.6 by 3.8 cm), it fits small loop panels on hats and pouches as well as larger fields.
• Tan And Black Colorway — Black lettering sits on a muted tan field with a brown border, a subdued look that blends with earth-tone gear.
• Uncensored Text — The patch reads the full quote with the profanity spelled out, in large block capitals over a smaller second line.
• Made By Mil-Spec Monkey — The design comes from Mil-Spec Monkey, a maker known for its catalog of embroidered and PVC morale patches.

Build And Fit

The patch is built from dense embroidery on a twill base, finished with a merrowed border and a sewn hook backing. Because it uses the standard hook-and-loop system, it moves freely between any items that have a loop panel, and you can swap it out in seconds. If your gear has no loop field, an adhesive or sew-on loop panel will give it somewhere to mount.