MOTLEY CRUE Shout At The Devil Pentagram Patch

1983. A pentagram on the cover, a title designed to start arguments at dinner tables. Job done.

Shout at the Devil was Mötley Crüe leaning hard into the darkness, the album that got them banned, blamed, and absolutely everywhere. The pentagram artwork is one of the most recognisable symbols in heavy metal history, somewhere between occult theatre and pure provocation. On a battle vest it reads exactly right alongside your Sabbath and Danzig patches, a nod to the lineage of bands who understood that a good symbol does half the work. Officially licensed, woven construction, square format so it fills space like it means business.

Official licensed sew-on patch, not iron-on. Woven construction. Approximately 100mm wide x 100mm tall.