Descendents Group Patch

Formed in the late ’70s out of Hermosa Beach, California, the band injected hardcore with melody, intelligence, humor, and vulnerability at a time when none of that was supposed to exist. Albums like Milo Goes to College, I Don’t Want to Grow Up, and Everything Sucks proved that punk could be fast, aggressive, and emotionally honest without losing its teeth.

They sing about insecurity, alienation, boredom, love, coffee, and growing up in a scene that rarely allowed softness. They honesty laid the foundation for pop punk, melodic hardcore, and countless bands that followed — from underground basements to mainstream stages. Milo Aukerman’s unmistakable voice and the band’s relentless precision made them one of the most influential punk bands of all time, period.

This patch celebrates the Descendents as a unit — the chaos of the stage, the intensity of the performance, and the legacy of a band that never stopped being real. If punk rock taught you it was okay to feel awkward, frustrated, or unsure while still swinging hard, the Descendents probably had something to do with it.

Size: 4 x 4 inches

Material: Heavy-duty black duck cotton canvas

Type: Sew-on patch