Embroidered Biker Patches Blog

Pack your bags. It's time for a trip, a trip into the great unknown with the help of the Psychedelic Mushrooms embroidered patch. You will be captivated and mesmerized. You'll see things you've never seen before. All this and more…

'Peace' was more than just a word in the late 1960s and early '70s. It was a lifestyle. At a time when the culture was being torn apart by race riots and the Vietnam War, young people just wanted peace. We are reminded of that troubled time by the Colorful Peace embroidered patch.

What do you get when you mix spiders and skulls? Whatever it is, it can't be good – unless you're talking about the Skull Spider patch from The Cheap Place. It is a creepy-looking embroidered patch measuring roughly 4 x 3.7 inches. It features high quality embroidery, 100% rayon thread, a plastic backing, and an iron-on glue.

In the process of going through all our designs and taking low angle photos to show off the texture of the embroidery.

There is just something about spiders. You either love them or hate them. If you are in the love camp, we would like to introduce you to the Mechanical Spider large back patch. This would be a fantastic back patch for any club that has chosen the spider as its mascot.

Be the first ones to get them. New release by Arturo Vilmenay. Also available in a skull version, comes in two different sizes

Attention all you hippies and hippie wannabes: the 1960s are back – at least where embroidered patches are concerned. Anyone who needs evidence need look no further than the Magical Mushrooms embroidered patch from The Cheap Place. This one barely needs any explanation from us.

You don't have to be a motorcycle owner to appreciate embroidered patches. If you are into hiking, we have the perfect patch for you. We call it the Adventure Awaits hiker patch. It is part of a larger selection of patches that go beyond the typical symbols and imagery popular with bikers.

You can now view multiple close up photographs of our large back patches. We really want you to take a closer look to appreciate the embroidery that goes into making these beautiful patches. Hope you find the new photos helpful.

Who among us hasn't dreamed about being the hero who rides in, saves the day, and then rides off into the sunset? Maybe there are a lot of us. That's an old analogy from an older time. At any rate, the Riding Into the Sunset Horse iron-on patch epitomizes an analogy our parents and grandparents knew well.