Baphomet Goat Of Mendes Patch

Eliphas Lévi drew the Goat of Mendes in 1854 and accidentally gave patches, album covers, and bedroom walls their most enduring symbol. Nearly two centuries later it's still doing the work.

The Baphomet is shorthand for a whole lineage, from the Knights Templar accusations that kicked off the mythology, through LaVeyan Satanism's reclamation of it as a symbol of individualism and rational self-interest, to its permanent home screen-printed on black tees at every metal and punk show from here to Oslo. If you've got a battle jacket that isn't already covered in patches, this one pulls serious weight. Woven construction means it holds detail well and survives the wash cycles a denim jacket will inevitably encounter.

Woven sew-on patch. 80mm wide x 100mm tall. Iron-on backing not included, needle and thread recommended for longevity on heavy denim or leather.