Cheap Place Patch Show me The Butthole

Every once in a while, you just have to say something that makes some people uneasy. And sometimes, what you say has to be ambiguous enough to make people crazy. Enter the Show Me the Butthole embroidered biker patch from The Cheap Place. You can be both daring and confusing at the same time with this one.

We love “saying” patches here at The Cheap Place. So much so that we have literally hundreds of them. We have sayings that will make you laugh. We have others that could make you cry. Still, others are profound enough to make you think. It's all good, thanks to our First Amendment rights to free speech.

The U.S. Constitution gives you the right to say "Show me the butthole" whenever you want. In fairness, no one else needs to listen. And no one else needs to read the message if you choose to display this embroidered patch on a piece of clothing. But you still have the right to say it.

As for why you would say it, that's entirely up to you. We'll leave the exact meaning of this phrase to your imagination. It can mean whatever you want it to mean depending on who's reading it. That's the other part about free speech. Other people have the right to interpret what you say as they see fit.

The Show Me the Butthole patch is just one of the hundreds of embroidered patches we carry. Our patches are ideal for bikers, outdoor enthusiasts, free-speech advocates, and just about anyone who enjoys decorating their clothing with embroidery and patches. Everything we sell is kept in stock, so we can usually ship the same day you place your order. Why wait? We have a butt-hole patch just waiting with your name on it.

Specifications:

• Dimension: 4x1.5 inch
• Color: Black / White
• Fabric: Twill
• Backing: Plastic Iron on Backing
• Borders: Embroidered Laser Cut Borders
• Patch Style: Text Only
• Material: Twill Fabric, Rayon Thread, Plastic Backing
• Iron on Instructions: Use a Heat Press for 30 seconds set at 285 Degrees Fahrenheit.

Tips for Ironing on Patch: Plug in iron. Crank it to the highest setting. Place the iron on top of your garment with a frying pan thermometer sandwiched between the iron and garment to start the preheating process. Once the temperature reaches 280 Degrees Fahrenheit unplug your iron. The temperature will continue to rise and then start to decline. Once it declines to 280 Degrees Fahrenheit, Slide the iron, place your patch and press the iron on top of your patch as hard as you can for 30 seconds without moving the iron around. Do not mess with the patch until it has completely cooled down. A household iron will not work as well as a heat press. Do not iron on patches to Leather or Nylon.