Cafe Racers
Cafe Racer Patch Round Helmet Goggles Checkered Scarf Black White – Embroidered Biker Motorcycle Patch Iron-On Sew-On
Cafe Racer Patch Round Helmet Goggles Checkered Scarf Black White – Embroidered Biker Motorcycle Patch Iron-On Sew-On
Niedriger Lagerbestand: 6 verbleibend
Verfügbarkeit für Abholungen konnte nicht geladen werden
Cafe Racer Patch Round Helmet Goggles Checkered Scarf Black White Embroidered
A classic embroidered round Cafe Racer patch featuring a faceless rider with an open-face jet helmet, round goggles and a checkered racing scarf – a must-have collectible patch for café racer riders, rockers, ton-up boys and fans of vintage British motorcycle culture worldwide. The café racer scene was born in 1950s and 60s Britain, when young Rockers stripped down their bikes and raced from café to café to hit "the ton" – 100 mph – with helmet, goggles and scarf as their trademark look. The patch is a round format with a bold dark black merrowed outer border and a white inner ring. The background is filled entirely with bold dark black twill embroidery. The design: Lettering: "CAFE" arching across the top and "RACER" along the bottom in bold white hand-drawn letters. Helmet: a white open-face jet helmet with visor strap. Goggles: big round white riding goggles with a small red ace of spades in the center. Scarf: a black and white checkered racing scarf wrapped around the lower face. A bold, classic, black, white and red Cafe Racer round collectible biker patch.
- Size: 75mm diameter (round)
- Patch color: Black, white & red
- Design: Cafe Racer patch – white "CAFE" and "RACER" lettering; rider with open-face jet helmet and round goggles; red spade symbol; checkered racing scarf on black background; round motorcycle patch
- Premium embroidery – clean round edges, durable finish
- Iron-on or sew-on backing
- Perfect for leather jackets, biker vests, kutten, denim, bags & caps
- Perfect gift for café racer riders, rockers & classic bike fans
How to Apply
- Place the patch on the desired fabric
- Cover with a thin cloth or baking paper
- Press with a hot iron for 30–45 seconds with firm pressure
- Let cool and press edges firmly for a secure bond
Share
