Chicago Bulls Iron-On Patches
The red bull head has been on Chicago’s chest since 1966, the year the franchise started, and the logo has barely changed since. That is rare in sports, and it is why Chicago Bulls patches still look current on a hoodie today. Add the six championships between 1991 and 1998 and the 72-10 season in 1995-96, and you get one of the most recognizable marks in basketball.
Each Chicago Bulls embroidered patch here is digitally stitched, so the horns, the angry eyes and the nose ring come out sharp instead of blobby. The red, black and white thread is packed tightly for a clean, raised finish. A standard bulls patch suits caps, sleeves and bag straps, while the Chicago bulls patch large option is meant for jacket backs, denim vests and tote bags, where you want the logo to be the first thing people notice.
A Chicago bulls logo patch comes with iron-on backing, so pressing it onto cotton or denim with a household iron takes about a minute. If you want extra hold, sew around the edge. Velcro backing is there for anyone who likes to move a patch between a work bag and a game day jacket.
Fans pick these up to refresh an old jersey, cover a tear in a favorite hoodie, or hand to a friend who still talks about the Jordan years. Choose the size that fits your gear and put the bull where it belongs.