Quick Answer
The Maxpedition Calavera Morale Patch is a small, PVC morale patch that uses a stylized skull design, a symbol of life and remembrance, to add a bold, personal touch to your gear.
What Does the Calavera Design Mean?
The calavera (Spanish for 'skull') is a traditional symbol in Mexican art, especially during Día de los Muertos. It represents the cycle of life, honoring ancestors, and the idea that death is not an end but a continuation. On tactical gear, this patch serves as a statement of resilience and personal heritage.
Where to Attach the Calavera Patch
The patch uses a standard hook-and-loop backing, so it sticks to any loop field on bags, vests, or hats. It also includes an additional loop-lined sheet for sewing onto clothes or protecting the hook side when not in use. This makes it easy to move between gear without damaging fabric.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Calavera patch compatible with all hook-and-loop panels?
Yes. The standard hook backing attaches securely to any loop field (MOLLE, PALS, or generic loop panels) on bags, vests, hats, and panels.
Can I sew the patch onto clothes without a loop field?
Yes. The included loop-lined sheet can be sewn onto fabric, then the patch attaches to that sheet. This protects the patch's hook backing and keeps it removable.
What is the size of the Calavera patch?
The patch measures 1.5 inches long by 1.5 inches high. It is compact enough for hats, small pouches, or tight spaces on a pack.
Does the patch have a 3D texture?
Yes, it is a 3D morale patch made from molded PVC rubber, giving it a raised, tactile surface that stands out from flat embroidered patches.
Product Details
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Calavera Morale Patch: Made from PVC rubber; includes additional loop field lined sheet for sewing onto clothes or protecting hook back when not in use. The PVC material is durable and weather-resistant, and the extra sheet lets you attach the patch to non-loop surfaces or store it safely.
Calavera Morale Patch
