Subway to Sally Logo Die-Cut Patch White Black Embroidered Iron-On Sew-On Band Badge

Subway to Sally Logo Die-Cut Patch White Black Embroidered

A bold white/silver and black die-cut embroidered patch featuring the iconic Subway to Sally band name and bull skull logo in a striking tombstone/sign-shaped die-cut layout – a must-have collectible band patch for Subway to Sally fans and medieval rock, folk metal and dark rock enthusiasts worldwide. The patch is a wide landscape die-cut shape: a broad rectangle with a rounded dome/tab protruding from the top centre – like a gothic tombstone or pub sign silhouette. A bold dark black merrowed border follows the full die-cut outer perimeter. The background is filled with bold dark black satin embroidery. The design: Upper tab: a small bold white/silver bull skull rendered in outline line embroidery sits inside a circular ring at the top of the dome tab. Divider: a bold bright white/silver horizontal line separates the upper tab from the main rectangle body. Main body: bold bright white/silver uppercase “SVBWAY TO” on the first line and “SALLY” on the second line in a bold gothic/medieval display typeface fills the full width of the rectangle – rendered in bold bright white/silver satin embroidery with fine black internal shadow detail. A bold, iconic, white and black Subway to Sally gothic tombstone die-cut band patch.

• Size: 110 x 66mm (die-cut, tombstone/sign shape with dome tab top)
• Patch color: White/silver & black
• Design: Subway to Sally logo die-cut patch white black – tombstone/sign die-cut with dome tab; black background and merrowed border; white bull skull circle upper tab; white divider line; bold white gothic "SVBWAY TO SALLY" two-line band name; iconic medieval folk metal collectible patch
• Premium die-cut embroidery – clean edges, durable finish
• Iron-on or sew-on backing
• Perfect for jackets, vests, bags & music gear
• Perfect gift for Subway to Sally fans & medieval rock 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