Identity Patches: John Brown Gun Club

This 3-inch circular embroidered patch delivers a quick, reversible upgrade for tactical kits and everyday outerwear, combining a distinct old gold-and-brown “John Brown Gun Club” motif with heat-resistant stitching that maintains texture after repeated field use.

Built from a 26 percent cotton and 74 percent polyester face, the patch resists fraying and keeps its shape through routine washing and abrasive environments. The integrated backing allows three primary installation methods: applying it with a standard cloth iron, stitching it permanently between existing garment seams, or securing it temporarily with a heavy-duty safety pin. When placed on adhesive-backed hook-and-loop panels found on plate carriers, drop bags, or utility vests, the substrate accepts industrial hooks or loop strips without peeling or distortion.

At exactly 7.6 centimeters across, the identifier scales appropriately for jacket shoulders, helmet covers, magazine pouches, and canvas transport bags without obstructing zipper tracks or snap fasteners. Operators regularly attach these patches for rapid team recognition, while civilian buyers use them to customize denim workwear, leather jackets, or backpack compartments. Designed by Red Pawn and embroidered onto a China-sourced blank substrate, the patch prioritizes clear visual distinction and reliable retention during active movement.