Baltimore Ravens Patches

Baltimore Ravens Embroidered Patches

The Ravens joined the league in 1996, when the Cleveland Browns franchise relocated to Baltimore, and the team took a new name and identity rather than carrying over the old branding. That’s how the raven logo came about, purple and black with a bird head design that ties into the city’s connection to Edgar Allan Poe, whose famous poem gave the team its name.

The raven-head graphic is fairly detailed, with feather texture and a sharp beak that take careful stitching to keep clean. That’s the design most people associate with the team, though there’s also a simpler wordmark version, just “Ravens” in bold lettering, for a less graphic option on a cap or bag.

For anyone who wants something more permanent, these designs are available as a baltimore ravens sew on patch, which holds up better under heavy daily wear than iron-on alone.

Every ravens iron on patches option here is embroidered instead of printed, so fine detail like the feather lines or beak outline holds its shape through repeated washing instead of fading or cracking. Backing comes in iron-on, sew-on, or Velcro, depending on whether the same baltimore ravens logo patch stays on one piece of gear or moves between a few.