Patch Who - Pete jump

Name: Patch Who - Pete jump
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Licensed sew-on Patch Who - Pete jump

🎶 The legendary Pete Townshend jump!

This The Who – Pete Jump Union Jack patch, measuring 10 cm x 10 cm, captures one of the most iconic moments in British rock: Pete Townshend’s legendary jump, the guitarist of the iconic band The Who. The design features the famous Union Jack flag as a backdrop, symbolizing both the band’s and England’s iconic status.

This patch pays tribute to one of the most dynamic figures in rock history, Pete Townshend, and his essential role in the unique sound of The Who. With this bold design, you can’t help but feel the raw energy of the band, which revolutionized rock in the 60s and 70s.

The Union Jack flag and Pete’s jump are an immediate symbol of the DNA of The Who, a band that has shaped music history with iconic albums like Tommy and Who’s Next.

The Who: A leap into immortality

This patch is a true statement of the punk and rock'n'roll spirit of the era. Pete Townshend wasn’t just a musician, he became an icon thanks to his electric performances and boundless energy. This design is a reminder of the time when The Who concerts were unforgettable spectacles, where music and stage presence created a total experience.

🎸 Patch Details:

Size: 10 cm x 10 cm
Fixing: Sew-on only
Design: Pete Townshend in action with the Union Jack watermark and The Who logo in white
Official licensed product ✅
Perfect for: Customizing jackets, bags, battle jackets, stage vests

🔥 Customize your look with The Who

If you’re a fan of The Who or the British rock scene from the 60s and 70s, this patch is a must-have for your collection. It represents not just the band, but the spirit of rebellion and energy that defined an era. Perfect for customizing your jacket or bag and proudly displaying your love for one of the most influential bands in rock history.