Mothman Squadron Patch – Harbinger of Point Pleasant

In the winter of 1966, the skies over Point Pleasant, West Virginia, darkened with fear. Witnesses claimed to see a towering winged figure with glowing red eyes - a presence that became known as the Mothman. To many, it was a warning, a harbinger of disaster that preceded the tragic collapse of the Silver Bridge.

This embroidered iron-on patch (approx. 3.5" x 3.25") captures that chilling legend. With its bold black silhouette, piercing red eyes, and bridge motif, it feels like the insignia of a secret squadron dedicated to keeping watch over the unknown. Durable stitching in black, gray, and crimson makes it perfect for jackets, packs, or any cryptid collector’s display.

Wear it as a mark of mystery, or as a badge of those who dare to face omens from the dark.