CHAPLAIN Patches — Front & Back Hook-and-Loop Set (4" x 10" & 2" x 4")

Because sometimes you need to announce “I’m the chaplain” without saying a word — and yes, embroidered letters look better than a sticky note. Perfect for the vest, pack, or wherever you want people to find you when things get serious (or at least when someone needs moral support).

Who it’s for: For medics, spiritual support personnel, team leaders, or anyone who wants clear identification on the field. Built for AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready — whether you're training hard, on patrol, or telling campfire stories with a purpose.

Key Features & Design

• Set includes: Two patches — one 4" x 10" for the back and one 2" x 4" for the front.
• Mounting: Hook-and-loop backing for secure, removable attachment to vests or gear.
• Construction: Embroidered with raised letters for easy readability and a rugged look.
• Finish: Durable stitching built to handle outdoor use and heavy wear.

Performance & Benefits

These patches solve the universal vest problem: identification that stays put and actually looks professional. The 4" x 10" back patch gives you long-range visibility, while the 2" x 4" front patch makes you instantly recognizable in close quarters. Hook-and-loop backing means quick swaps, fast laundering, and zero sewing required — because you’ve got better things to do.

Turns stuck weekends into hero stories: reinforced embroidery and raised lettering keep the message clear when conditions get sloppy, muddy, or emotionally charged. Mount them, remove them, reattach them — they’re made to live the AXG Life.

Practical perks: Easier identification in chaotic scenes, low-profile yet unmistakable look, and compatibility with most tactical vests and plate carriers. Lightweight, reliable, and professional without the attitude (even if you have plenty).

Ready for duty?

Add these CHAPLAIN patches to your kit — toss them on your vest and make mission briefings a little less awkward. Add to cart and keep the team calm (or at least correctly labeled).