The Tactical Girl Sith patch perfectly complements the portfolio of tactical equipment from M-Tac, which continues the established tradition of accessories depicting so-called pin-up girls with this morale patch. Although this particular design is more Japanese, its similarity to other patches from the M-Tac Tactical Girl series is not accidental.
The pin-up girl motif was borrowed from mid-20th century American culture. Images of beautiful and often scantily clad girls filled the lockers of US Army soldiers as early as World War II. In the same conflict, they also appeared as paintings on airplanes or even bombs. On this particular patch, the girl is equipped with a night vision system, headphones and a katana, a traditional weapon from the land of the rising sun.
This patch is made using advanced 3D technology from high-quality PVC. The image (or rather the relief) is quite realistic thanks to the three-dimensional design. You can easily attach the patch to tactical clothing or equipment using Velcro.