Washington DC Flag No Kings Patch

Name: Washington DC Flag No Kings Patch
Brand: Strange Gang
SKU: DC-NKNM-PATCH
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Strange Gang

$20

The Washington D.C. No Kings No Masters patch flips the city flag into a printed protest statement made for power watchers and rule breakers. Built for marches down Pennsylvania Avenue, late nights in Shaw, and organizing blocks in Anacostia, this patch speaks to anti-authoritarian fire and anti-fascist resolve. It belongs on jackets, bags, and gear that move through the capital with intention. A sharp gift for activists, students, organizers, and anyone fighting for freedom in the shadow of monuments and lies.

Sizes: 3.5" x 2.5" (8.89cm x 6.35cm)
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Colors may appear slightly different due to your screen and our printing methods.

• Printed on 100% polyester
• Iron-on backing
• Black edges with black stitching

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Machine or hand wash cold. Hang/drip dry.

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2 year warranty in EEA and UK, established by Directive 1999/44/EC.

Care instructions: Machine wash cold (max 30C or 90F), Drip dry, Iron, steam or dry: medium heat, Dryclean

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What's your deal, anyway?

Fair ask. We’ve been creating anti-fascist and progressive art for over 25 years. Chicago made us, but now we’re full-time nomads making art and products that espouse our beliefs in human rights and social justice. We design things for the communities we come from and the ones we fight alongside, with a portion of sales donated to causes we support. We’re stubborn, loud, and allergic to neutrality. No fascists. No excuses.

I don't see the style I want.

Most of our items are available in a wide range of sizes. Additionally, most items are available in various styles. If you see a T-shirt design you like and want it on a hoodie, check the hoodies section or use the search bar. You can also customize the style and color of most designs in the custom section of our website.

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We donate $1 of each item sold to non-profits and organizations supporting progressive, humanitarian, and justice-oriented causes around the world. All donations are automatically calculated and transferred to our charity partner every month to ensure compliance and timely processing.

What is your return policy?

We want you to love your Strange Gang goodies! If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, you request a return for a refund or exchange within 7 days of receipt. Please note that all returns must be unworn and unwashed. Simply contact us at info@strangegang.com and we'll guide you through the process. Read more here. Important: Custom items cannot be returned for any reason, but damaged items can be replaced.

Young woman wears cream hoodie and blue denim jacket with a Washington DC Flag No Kings Patch, featuring red stars and stripes. The patch embodies anti-hierarchical sentiment, supporting grassroots resistance.

No Thrones In D.C.

This is the flag they never wanted. The Washington D.C. No Kings No Masters patch takes a symbol of the city and turns it against the systems that run it. Same stars. Same bars. Different meaning. Strange Gang made this for people who know exactly where power sits and choose to stand across from it. This patch is not patriotic. It is precise.

You wear this in a city built to intimidate. You wear it walking past marble buildings that decide who eats and who disappears. From Capitol Hill sidewalks to block meetings in Shaw, this patch speaks for people who live under policies they did not write and refuse to worship the institutions that enforce them. Anti-fascist is not a costume here. It is survival. Anti- authoritarian is not abstract. It is daily.

Printed flat and clean, the message hits harder because it looks official. That is the point. It mirrors the language of power and empties it out. No kings means no untouchables. No masters means no obedience demanded at gunpoint. You throw it on a backpack that’s seen rallies and mutual aid runs. You stick it on a jacket worn through court dates, protests, and long walks home after curfew lifted and nothing changed.

This patch is for organizers who know the system from the inside and still reject it. For students politicized before graduation. For neighbors in Anacostia who never bought the myth. For anyone who understands that Washington D.C. is not neutral ground. Strange Gang does not pretend otherwise.

This is not merch. It is alignment. It is a reminder that flags can be rewritten and power can be challenged. No kings. No masters. Especially here.