Lucky 13 Back Patch Ace of Spades Skull Crossbones Red Eyes Black Red Grey – Large Embroidered Biker Back Patch Iron-On Sew-On

Lucky 13 Back Patch Ace of Spades Skull Crossbones Red Eyes Black Red Grey Large Embroidered

A massive embroidered back patch in the shape of an ace of spades, featuring a cracked skull with glowing red eyes and a "13" on the forehead over crossed bones – a must-have collectible patch for bikers, rockabilly fans, poker players and fans of old-school outlaw and kustom kulture worldwide. The ace of spades, the skull and crossbones and the lucky number 13 are three of the most iconic symbols of biker culture, standing for luck, risk and death-defying rebellion. The patch is a large die-cut format that follows the outline of the spade and the bones, finished with a bold dark black merrowed outer border, a red outline and a silver-grey inner outline. The background is filled entirely with bold dark black twill embroidery. The design: Spade: a large black ace of spades framed by red and silver-grey lines. Skull: a detailed silver-grey cracked skull with glowing red eyes, a jagged grin and a "13" in a black-outlined oval on the forehead. Crossbones: two large grey bones crossed behind the skull, breaking out of the spade on all four sides. A bold, menacing, black, red and grey Lucky 13 ace of spades skull large collectible biker back patch.

• Size: 270 x 300mm (large die-cut back patch)
• Patch color: Black, red, silver-grey & white
• Design: Lucky 13 back patch – ace of spades with red and silver outlines; cracked skull with red eyes and "13"; large crossbones; die-cut biker 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, poker players & rockabilly fans

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