Are you a rebel? You don't have to be rebelling against anything huge. Some people consider themselves rebels if they dress a certain way. By not looking like everyone else, they feel like they're rebelling against the establishment. Some like to rebel against 'the man', which is a nice way of saying they're against big corporations, those that have all the money and power, or the government. If you're a rebel with a cause (or without a cause), you may want to add this Rebel Patch to your collection. It's one of the American Patches.
REBEL! it's written in large, blocky white letters, and it takes up the entirety of this black rectangular patch. People will be able to easily read this label. But it's up to you to let them know what, exactly, it is you're rebelling against. Just being a biker is somewhat rebellious. Most bikers consider themselves as going against the grain. Being a rebel doesn't mean you're out to cause trouble. It just means you don't like something and are going out of your way to show it.
This patch measures three inches by one and a half inches. Rebels can wear it on their jacket, vest, pants, or even iron it on to a canvas belt or hat. If you're going to put it on anything leather, be sure you sew it on using the die cut black borders. Heat will ruin leather, and while you're a rebel, you probably shouldn't show it by rebelling against these instructions. You don't want a ruined leather jacket, after all!
