My Teammates Are Randoms PVC Patch

My Teammates Are Randoms is a PVC morale patch from Hank Tactical, our own brand, with a colourful gaming-inspired design: different types of teammates, question marks and dice. The text captures a feeling most people know from an online lobby – and from the airsoft field, when the team is made up of players who have never met and the plan only lasts until first contact. The hook-and-loop backing means the patch attaches directly to the loop panel on a plate carrier, chest rig, backpack or cap.

Morale patches have become a fixture of airsoft kit because they add personality to an otherwise uniform loadout and are easy to move between vest, bag and patch panel. PVC is moulded in a soft, rubbery material, so colours and details stay sharp and do not fray the way an embroidered patch can after many rounds in woodland and CQB. The patch belongs to the same series of humour patches as No Skill, Just Gear.

PVC patch with gaming humour for the airsoft field

What you get with My Teammates Are Randoms:

• Gaming-inspired design: Teammates, question marks and dice tell the story of random teamwork – a joke that works for both gamers and airsoft players.
• PVC instead of embroidery: The moulded material handles rain, mud and wear better than thread, and the colours stay bright.
• Hook-and-loop backing: The patch sits directly on loop panels and moves in seconds between vest, bag and cap – without sewing or glue.
• Soft and flexible: The PVC gives, so the patch also follows curved surfaces such as a backpack flap or the front of a cap.
• Hank Tactical series: Part of our own series of morale patches with airsoft humour and the mascot Hank, so you can build a complete patch 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.