Add bold, badge-style attitude to your stitching with the Fighting Cock Embroidery Badge. Two white rooster silhouettes face off inside a rectangular patch with a rounded border and a split green-and-red background for a clean, graphic look. The design uses just four thread colours and dense stitching, so it reads clearly on sturdy fabrics without becoming visually fussy. It’s well suited to canvas jackets, twill shirts, aprons, kit bags and the backs of denim or club vests, and works equally well as a neat chest detail or a larger statement patch. A strong, farm-inspired emblem for poultry keepers, countrywear makers and anyone customising durable work garments.

Cock Ready To Fighting Badge
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Graphic fighting-cock badge with bold split green-and-red background — a farmhouse-ready rooster emblem that stands out on jackets, shirts and workwear.
Sizes · 3"–10" (approx)
Formats
Works with Baby Lock, Barudan, Bernina, Brother, Compucon, Elna, Husqvarna Viking, Janome, Melco, Pfaff, Ricoma, Singer, Tajima, Toyota. Which format do I need?
What's included
This is a digital design, not a patch. You are buying machine-embroidery files to download — nothing is posted to you. You will need an embroidery machine and a way to transfer the files to it.
Description
FAQs
This design downloads with DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, JEF+, PCS, PEC, PES, SEW, VP3 and XXX. Between them those formats cover Baby Lock, Barudan, Bernina, Brother, Compucon, Elna, Husqvarna Viking, Janome, Melco, Pfaff, Ricoma, Singer, Tajima and Toyota machines. Choose the format your machine reads and load it as you would any other design.
There are 12 sizes included, from 3"–10" (all approximate). You get every size in the download, so you can stitch the same design on a pocket or across a back.
51,396 stitches at the 7" size and 4 thread colours. There are 4 colour changes in the stitch order, so that is how many times you will swap thread.
At the largest stitched size this design uses roughly 1132 ft top thread · 470 ft bobbin. Smaller sizes use proportionally less. Treat it as a guide for topping up a colour before you start, not an exact figure.
This is a dense design at roughly 1,945 stitches per square inch. Cut-away stabiliser is the safe choice. Best on stable, heavier fabrics — cotton twill, denim, fleece, sweatshirting.
No. This is a digital embroidery design — a set of machine files you download. It is not a patch, a transfer, or any physical item, and nothing is posted to you. You will need an embroidery machine and a way to transfer the files to it.
Instantly. Your download appears on the confirmation screen the moment payment clears, is emailed to you, and is saved in your account library so you can re-download it at any time.
Yes — choose the Small business or Extended commercial licence to sell finished items you stitch. The Personal licence covers gifts and items you keep.








