Ducati Patch White with Black Retro Lettering & Rectangular Border – Embroidered Motorcycle Logo Badge

Give your next customisation project a clean retro-inspired motorcycle accent with this Ducati embroidered patch. Black stylised double-line Ducati lettering stands out against a white background, framed by a straight black rectangular border. The geometric wordmark and square corners give this name-strip design a distinctive graphic look.

Build a monochrome layout on a suitable jacket, vest or everyday bag, or use the black-and-white badge as a contrast to colourful motorcycle patches. Its elongated shape lets the lettering take centre stage without adding extra decorative elements.

• Design: Stylised black retro Ducati lettering on white
• Patch color: White & black
• Size: 106 × 32 mm
• Style: Rectangular embroidered motorcycle logo name-strip badge
• Border: Black stitched rectangular edge with square corners
• Theme: Retro motorcycle-inspired customisation
• Project ideas: Jackets, vests, bags and patch collections; choose attachment to suit the fabric and backing

Step-by-Step Iron-On Instructions

1. Read the garment care label and adhesive backing instructions. Do not iron heat-sensitive, coated or non-ironable materials. Use this method only if the patch has an iron-on adhesive backing.
2. Lay the garment flat on a firm, heat-resistant surface. Place the patch adhesive-side down and check the alignment of the Ducati lettering.
3. Cover the entire patch with a thin cotton pressing cloth. Switch off steam and select a temperature allowed by both garment and backing instructions.
4. Apply firm, even pressure without sliding the iron. Follow the backing's specified pressing time and do not exceed the garment's heat limits.
5. Allow the patch and fabric to cool completely. Gently check the corners and edges. Follow backing instructions for any repeat pressing, or secure the border with stitches.

Sew-On Option

Stitch around the black outer border with a needle and thread suited to the garment. Secure each corner and avoid catching pockets or unwanted lining layers. Sewing is an alternative for fabrics unsuitable for ironing and can reinforce an iron-on attachment where appropriate.

Care

Follow garment and patch care instructions. Check attachment before washing, avoid scrubbing the embroidery and never place an uncovered hot iron directly on the design. This decorative patch is not protective riding equipment; check manufacturer guidance before altering technical motorcycle clothing.