Biker Skull Back Patch Spiked Helmet Flame Sunglasses Crossbones Grey Red – Large Embroidered Motorcycle Back Patch Iron-On Sew-On

Biker Skull Back Patch Spiked Helmet Flame Sunglasses Crossbones Grey Red Large Embroidered

A massive embroidered back patch featuring a screaming skull with a spiked half-shell helmet and red flame sunglasses over giant crossed bones – a must-have collectible patch for bikers, chopper riders, motorcycle clubs and fans of hardcore old-school biker art worldwide. The spiked helmet is a classic outlaw biker symbol inspired by the old Prussian Pickelhaube, and combined with the skull and crossbones it stands for fearless riding and living without limits. The patch is a large die-cut format that follows the outline of the skull and bones, finished with a bold dark black merrowed outer border. The design: Helmet: a shiny brown and black half-shell helmet with a silver riveted center strip and a tall silver spike on top. Sunglasses: silver-framed aviator-style shades with bright red flames in the lenses. Skull: a big grey and white skull with an open, screaming jaw and sharp teeth, detailed with black shading. Crossbones: two huge grey and brown bones crossed behind the skull. A bold, detailed, grey, brown, black and red biker skull spiked helmet large collectible motorcycle back patch.

• Size: 345 x 290mm (large die-cut back patch)
• Patch color: Grey, brown, black, silver & red
• Design: Biker skull back patch – brown half-shell helmet with silver spike and rivets; red flame sunglasses; screaming grey skull; huge crossed bones; large motorcycle back patch
• Premium embroidery – clean die-cut edges, durable finish
• Iron-on or sew-on backing – stitching recommended for large patches
• Perfect for biker vests, kutten, leather jackets, denim jackets & bags
• Perfect gift for bikers, chopper riders & motorcycle lovers

How to Apply

1. Place the patch on the desired fabric
2. Cover with a thin cloth or baking paper
3. Press with a hot iron section by section for 30–45 seconds each with firm pressure
4. Let cool and press edges firmly – for large back patches we recommend additional stitching for a permanent hold