Financially Irresponsible PVC Patch

Financially Irresponsible is a PVC morale patch from Hank Tactical, our own brand, for the airsoft player who knows the feeling of having spent more on the hobby than planned. The design shows an overflowing tactical pouch with gear, BBs and a payment card in flames. One more magazine, one more upgrade – and maybe just a little more gear. The hook-and-loop backing fits the loop panel on a plate carrier, chest rig, backpack and cap.

It is a joke most gear enthusiasts will recognise, which is exactly why it works so well as a morale patch: it gets a laugh in the safe zone and gives your loadout a personal touch. PVC is moulded in a soft, rubbery material, which makes it possible to reproduce the many details in the pouch, BBs and flames sharply, where an embroidered patch would smooth the details out. The patch belongs to the same series as Coffee, BBs, Repeat.

Detailed PVC design with gear humour

What sets Financially Irresponsible apart:

• Detailed design: Tactical pouch with gear, BBs and a burning payment card – lots of small elements that PVC can reproduce sharply.
• Recognisable humour: The text hits a feeling most airsoft players know, making the patch an obvious gift for a teammate.
• PVC instead of embroidery: The material does not absorb water, does not fray and keeps its colours after many rounds in woodland and CQB.
• Hook-and-loop backing: Attaches directly to loop panels and can be moved between vest, bag and patch panel without sewing.
• Hank Tactical series: Part of our own series of humour patches, so the designs can be collected and combined on the same panel.

Maintenance and safety

• Wipe the patch with a damp cloth. For mud or grease you can use lukewarm water and a little mild soap – avoid solvents and degreasers, which can attack the PVC.
• Remove the patch before the vest, bag or cap goes in the washing machine, and keep it away from tumble dryers and strong heat, such as behind the windscreen of a car in the sun.
• Regularly pick grass, lint and hair out of the hook backing so it keeps its grip on the loop panel.