Cafe Racer Skull Back Patch Helmet Goggles Side View Silver Black – Large Embroidered Biker Motorcycle Back Patch Iron-On Sew-On

Cafe Racer Skull Back Patch Helmet Goggles Side View Silver Black Large Embroidered

A stunning large embroidered back patch featuring a skull in side profile wearing a vintage open-face helmet and classic riding goggles – a must-have collectible patch for café racer riders, rockers, bikers and fans of vintage motorcycle and engraving-style art worldwide. The open-face helmet with leather-strapped goggles is the timeless look of the café racer era of the 1950s and 60s, when Rockers raced their stripped-down bikes to hit "the ton" – 100 mph. The fine line-art stitching gives this design the look of a classic vintage engraving. The patch is a large die-cut format that follows the outline of the helmet and skull, finished with a bold dark black merrowed outer border. The design: Helmet: a vintage open-face helmet with shiny silver highlights, rivets and a diamond emblem, drawn with hundreds of fine silver-grey lines. Goggles: classic riding goggles with a decorated strap wrapped around the helmet. Skull: a detailed skull in side view with a toothy jaw, stitched in fine engraving-style lines on a solid black base. A bold, elegant, silver and black café racer helmet skull large collectible biker back patch.

• Size: 227 x 337mm (large die-cut back patch)
• Patch color: Silver-grey & black
• Design: Cafe racer skull back patch – side-view skull with vintage open-face helmet and goggles; fine silver line-art engraving style on black; large motorcycle 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 café racer riders, bikers & motorcycle lovers

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