The brotherhood that comes from being in the military together is one that cannot be explained to outsiders, and it will not be understood by those who have not lived it. This is doubly true for people who are also motorcycle riders and military men. In fact, some of the first motorcycle clubs in the country were founded by men who had served together during World War II and were looking for a place to share that sense of belonging and brotherhood. Now, you can showcase this in a large patch that is designed to go on the back of your clothing and show to everyone how you feel about both groups. It's the perfect way to show the importance of the military veteran community as this is a brotherhood that is never truly forgotten.
The patch is 10 by 11.25 inches and is intricate in design. It has the word 'Brotherhood' in white on the top of the black patch, surrounded by four stars on either side of a silhouette. This man is standing in between two worlds. One side is with his biker brothers, and the other in the midst of war with his military brothers. At the bottom of the patch there are six more stars around his feet and the words 'Is Brotherhood Wherever You Go'. The half of the patch with the bikers is done in black and white, while the half with the military is in gold. The man in the middle is a good compromise of both colors, showing the fact that he is simultaneously in both worlds.
The Brotherhood veteran patch can be ironed on or sewed on, and it is intended to go on a variety of different things from clothing like jackets and vests to other items like bags.
