Parkway Drive Patch Byron Bay Est. 2003 Black White – Embroidered Shield Metalcore Band Patch Iron-On Sew-On

Parkway Drive Patch Byron Bay Est. 2003 Black White Embroidered

A stylish embroidered shield patch celebrating the roots of Parkway Drive – a must-have collectible band patch for fans of the Australian metalcore giants and for heavy metal, hardcore and alternative metal enthusiasts worldwide. Formed in 2003 in Byron Bay, Australia, and named after the street where they first rehearsed, Parkway Drive grew from the local surf-town hardcore scene into world-class festival headliners with explosive breakdowns, huge pyro-filled live shows and anthems from albums like Horizons, Deep Blue, Ire, Reverence and Darker Still, fronted by vocalist Winston McCall. The patch is a die-cut shield/banner format with a clean white merrowed outer border. The background is filled with bold dark black embroidery. The design: Header: a small coffin with an inverted cross icon in the upper left corner next to "EST. 2003" in white capitals, framed by a flowing white wave line. Main logo: stacked "PARK" and "WAY" in tall, slim white art-deco style capitals fill the centre, followed by "Drive" in a flowing white script that swings out beyond the edge of the patch. Bottom pennant: an arrow-shaped banner with "BYRON BAY" in white capitals. A stylish, black and white Parkway Drive Byron Bay shield collectible metalcore band patch – the perfect small match to our large Byron Bay back patch.

• Size: 60 x 98mm (die-cut shield shape)
• Patch color: Black & white
• Design: Parkway Drive Byron Bay shield patch – coffin with inverted cross and "EST. 2003" header; tall white "PARK WAY" letters and "Drive" script; "BYRON BAY" arrow pennant; Australian metalcore collectible patch
• Premium embroidery – clean die-cut edges, durable finish
• Iron-on or sew-on backing
• Perfect for jackets, vests, bags, caps & music gear
• Perfect gift for Parkway Drive fans & metal collectors

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 for 30–45 seconds with firm pressure
4. Let cool and press edges firmly for a secure bond