Lucky 13
Lucky 13 Patch Rat Rod Kustoms Hot Rod Skull Black White – Embroidered Die-Cut Rockabilly Kustom Kulture Biker Patch Iron-On Sew-On
Lucky 13 Patch Rat Rod Kustoms Hot Rod Skull Black White – Embroidered Die-Cut Rockabilly Kustom Kulture Biker Patch Iron-On Sew-On
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Lucky 13 Patch Rat Rod Kustoms Hot Rod Skull Black White Embroidered Die-Cut
A classic embroidered die-cut patch featuring a vintage hot rod with a skull and crossbones on the door and the words "The Original Lucky 13 – Rat Rod – Kustoms – Est. 1991" – a must-have collectible patch for hot rod builders, rockabilly fans, bikers and lovers of old-school kustom kulture worldwide. Lucky 13 is a legendary name in rockabilly and kustom kulture, and rat rods are the raw, stripped-down, garage-built hot rods that celebrate function over polish. The patch is a die-cut format that follows the outline of the lettering and car, finished with a bold dark black merrowed outer border. The background is filled entirely with bold dark black twill embroidery. The design: Lettering: "THE ORIGINAL" and a large "LUCKY 13" with speed lines at the top, "RAT" and "ROD" with "TRADE MARK" on both sides, and "EST. 1991" and "KUSTOMS" at the bottom, all in white. Car: a white line-art rat rod with big exposed engine, chopped roof, fat rear tires and a skull and crossbones on the door. A bold, classic, black and white Lucky 13 Rat Rod Kustoms collectible hot rod patch.
- Size: 100 x 68mm (die-cut shape)
- Patch color: Black & white
- Design: Lucky 13 Rat Rod Kustoms patch – "THE ORIGINAL LUCKY 13" lettering; rat rod hot rod with skull and crossbones; "RAT ROD", "TRADE MARK", "EST. 1991" and "KUSTOMS"; white on black; kustom kulture patch
- Premium embroidery – clean die-cut edges, durable finish
- Iron-on or sew-on backing
- Perfect for leather jackets, biker vests, kutten, denim, work shirts, bags & caps
- Perfect gift for hot rod builders, rockabilly fans & mechanics
How to Apply
- Place the patch on the desired fabric
- Cover with a thin cloth or baking paper
- Press with a hot iron for 30–45 seconds with firm pressure
- Let cool and press edges firmly for a secure bond
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