Extra gear

Velcro here refers to the backing, not the material. An embroidered patch gives you a traditional stitched finish with a soft feel. A PVC patch is molded rubber, so it holds fine detail, stays legible at a distance and shrugs off rain and sweat. Both use the same hook backing and fit the same panels.

If it has a loop panel, yes. That covers our velcro-front hats and the MOLLE webbing on the SACK® bags, and most tactical gear from other brands uses the same standard. If your hat has a printed or embroidered front with no fuzzy panel, there's nothing for the patch to grab.

Hook-backed patches lift straight off. No glue, no heat, nothing left behind, which is why you can run a different one every week. Iron-on and sewn patches are permanent by design, which is the trade-off you're avoiding here.

A woobie is the US military poncho liner, a lightweight quilted blanket that packs to nothing and dries fast. Troops got attached enough to it that the nickname stuck. Ours runs the same construction, so it works for camping, the couch, the back of a truck or a cold set of bleachers.

Yes, they're cut from outdoor-grade vinyl. Apply to a clean, dry surface and give the adhesive a day before washing. Once it's set, it handles weather, sun and a car wash without lifting at the corners.

A lot of designs are stocked deep enough for group orders. Send the design and the quantity through order support and they'll confirm availability and pricing. Bear in mind patches are final sale, so confirm the design and quantity before the order goes through.

No. All patches, decals and stickers are final sale, so they can't be returned or exchanged. Check the size and design on the product page before ordering, especially if you're buying several.