DEAD KENNEDYS Convenience Patch

Jello Biafra once ran for Mayor of San Francisco on a platform that included forcing businesspeople to wear clown suits. The Dead Kennedys were never going to be on a compilation with Toto.

The Convenience patch pulls the album art from their 1981 debut, a record that made suburban American teenagers realise that punk could be funny, furious, and completely serious all at once. "California Über Alles," "Holiday in Cambodia," "Kill the Poor," it's a front-to-back document of a band who understood that satire was a weapon. This goes on the vest, the jacket, the bag, wherever you want to announce that your taste in punk runs deeper than the first wave.

Official licensed woven sew-on patch, not iron-on. Approximately 95mm x 95mm square.