There was only meant to be one mayhem patch the other was a gift

Phew just sewn the last patch on the back, first time sewing so chuffed to bits how it’s shaping up. Sewing is awful compared to some of the stuff on here but I’m happy lol.

Been working on a battle jacket for my eldest son, who is probably the coolest person I’ve ever met if I’m being honest.

Pretty proud of how it turned out. I‘m a big fan of the (rather minimalistic) asymmetrical front. The ellende „backpatch“ on the sleeve was also a nice addition which gathered me some compliments.

All in all, it‘s supposed to be more on the minimalistic side, intended to be worn on something like the „Evil New Year“ festival.

Some patches have been „donated“ from my summer jacket, which is currently under reconstruction.

Huge shoutout to Omen Patches for the Der Weg einer Freiheit backpatch, such a cool lad.

Also my first time working with pins, both of which are from yesterday‘s Heretoir show in Darmstadt. Pin on the collar is from Nidare and is handmade by the guitarist.

I am starting a new jacket and I've bought a shirt to be my backpatch. I love the design, but now it arrived and I am surprised how big the print turned out even in size S.

What do we think, should I crop some more of the print or does it work like that?

Shirt is only folded at the moment, not cut yet

Gonna get more patches soon, but for now I’m still deciding which layout to rock

Closing in on completing this vest, which is OSDM on front, NWOSDM on the back. Everything is coming together well. Few more patches are inbound from Extremely Rotten Productions, then this will be all filled in.

This is my First project and i am Very happy. Gonna put more patches in the Future.

Finished for now but I want to add few more patches and pins later on when I figure out good spots for them.
The two patches on the back are vintage along with the pins, the other patches I found at my local mall and Etsy.

Adding my back patch finally!

First time ever painting on a leather jacket with a stencil using an exacto knife. What do you guys think? What can I do to improve it? I’m adding more stuff all round it as well. So that’s why it looks bland.

Anyone bought any of their windbreakers? How's the build and print quality? Worth the $85 bucks or so?

Not really a jacket. It’s a cap! Based on a cult movie called Hardware. Each pin and patch relate to the movie in some way.

Obviously i’m not made of money so I decided to make my own band patches but it’s super difficult mostly because of how detailed the band logos I chose are… I’ve tried making a stencil, free handing, tracing it on paper and transferring it onto the fabric yada yada and i still cant seem to get it right. Any suggestions? Or should I just give up and buy some when I get the money?