AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Patch – Black Logo on Red

This AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap patch features a large black band logo and lightning bolt on a bright red background. Curved Dirty Deeds lettering sits above the logo, with Done Dirt Cheap below. A matching red border frames the rectangular design.

Measuring 75 × 70 mm, this embroidered hard rock band badge adds a bold red-and-black album-inspired detail to a suitable jacket, vest, backpack or fabric bag.

• Design: AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap lettering and logo
• Patch color: Red & black
• Size: 75 × 70 mm
• Shape: Rectangle
• Details: Black band logo, lightning bolt and curved text with red edging
• Application: Sew onto suitable fabric; iron on only if heat-activated adhesive backing is present and the garment permits ironing

Step-by-Step Iron-On Instructions

1. Check the backing instructions and garment care label. Proceed only if adhesive backing is present and the fabric permits heat application. Avoid leather, coated and heat-sensitive fabrics unless their manufacturer permits ironing.
2. Lay the garment flat on a firm, heat-resistant surface. Position the lettering upright and smooth the fabric underneath.
3. Cover the embroidery with a thin cotton pressing cloth. Switch off steam and select the temperature specified for the backing within the garment's permitted heat range.
4. Apply the time and pressure specified by the backing instructions. Cover the full rectangle without sliding the iron.
5. Allow it to cool completely before gently checking attachment. Follow backing instructions if further pressing is required, or reinforce with stitching where suitable.

Sew-On Option

Secure the patch flat and stitch around its rectangular border using a needle and thread suitable for your garment. Keep fabric smooth and avoid pockets or unwanted lining layers. Sewing is an alternative for fabrics unsuitable for ironing and can reinforce adhesive attachment.

Care

Follow garment and backing care instructions. Check attachment before washing, avoid scrubbing the embroidery and protect edges from snagging. Do not iron directly onto the embroidered face. This decorative patch is not protective equipment.