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MF Faction Patch – Sinaloa Cartel (3” Round Embroidered Insignia)

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Description

This MF faction patch is a collector-style reproduction inspired by the initials and visual language used by the Mayiza / “Mayito Flaco” side within the Sinaloa Cartel’s internal conflict. The design features a skull with an eye patch over a central dagger, flanked by crossed rifles, embroidered in gold and white on a black field with bold “MF” lettering at the bottom. The overall aesthetic reflects intimidation-focused narco iconography rather than any standardized or officially issued uniform insignia.

Specifications

Size: 3 inches (round)

Construction: High-detail embroidery

Border: Satin stitched border

Colors: Black background with gold and white embroidery, red border

Backing options: Hook and loop, iron on, or sew on (no backing)

Historical Context

Within the Sinaloa Cartel’s ongoing factional split, the initials “MF” have been widely associated with Ismael Zambada Sicairos, known as “El Mayito Flaco,” a leading figure aligned with the Zambada (“La Mayiza”) faction. As violence escalated between this faction and Los Chapitos, the use of initials, graffiti, banners, and patches became a way to mark territory, signal allegiance, and project power.

Patches like this are not part of any formal uniform system; instead, they belong to a broader culture of narco-identifiers—items worn, displayed, or photographed to convey loyalty and psychological dominance. The skull-and-weapons motif is consistent with imagery used across Mexican organized crime groups, emphasizing lethality, defiance, and internal cohesion. Because these items are produced informally and locally, exact designs can vary, but the “MF” designation itself is a recognized identifier tied to the Mayito Flaco / Mayiza faction during this period.

Disclaimer

This item is a non-authentic reproduction intended for historical and educational purposes, as well as for display in private collections. It is not meant to promote any political stance or ideology.

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Style

Iron on

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Velcro

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Sew on (no backing)

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