Shadow Sticker — Multicam Australian Flag
The same multicam Australian flag that sits on the Shadow trucker, cut as a sticker.
Camo runs through the Union Jack, the Commonwealth star and the Southern Cross, all on a solid black field. Reads as the flag from across a car park. Reads as something more considered up close.
Built for a rear window, a toolbox or a case.
The vinyl
- Printed in Australia — in Tasmania
- 8.5 × 4.7cm (85 × 47mm), square cut
- 160 micron PVC self-adhesive vinyl with a gloss protective laminate
- Waterproof, UV-resistant, scratch and oil resistant
- Rated for outdoor use for 3+ years
- Holds from -29°C to 65°C — a Melbourne winter or a Darwin car park
5% of every sale goes to Swiss 8, supporting Australian veterans.
- Printed in Australia, in Tasmania
- 160 micron PVC self-adhesive vinyl
- Gloss protective laminate
- Waterproof, UV-resistant, scratch and oil resistant
- Rated for outdoor use for 3+ years
- Holds from -29°C to 65°C
- Bubble-free adhesive backing
- Exact dimensions for this design are listed in the description above
- Clean the surface and let it dry completely. Dust or wax under the sticker will lift the edges.
- Peel the backing, line it up, then press from the centre outwards to push the air out.
- Apply somewhere shaded, out of direct sun. A cold surface stops the adhesive grabbing properly.
- Leave it a day before you run the ute through a car wash.
- Wash around it by hand. Don't scrub the sticker itself.
- Keep high-pressure washers back from the edges.
- The laminate is UV-resistant and rated for 3+ years outdoors. A garage or carport will get you longer.
- To remove it: warm it with a hairdryer, peel slowly from one corner, then clean off any residue with isopropyl alcohol.
Patriot Caps donates 5% of every sale to Swiss 8, an Australian charity supporting veteran mental health through physical training, nutrition, sleep, mindfulness and routine. Read more about Swiss 8
Patriot Caps started because I couldn't find a decent Australian flag cap. Everything out there was either cheap tourist stock or too loud to wear twice.
I served in the Australian Army, deployed to Afghanistan. I run the business from Diamond Creek, design every product and pack every order myself. These stickers are printed in Tasmania. If you message us, you're talking to me.
