All-yellow Superman "S" cape patch

[Cristar Attevan]

Hey, guys... I poked around the forums and didn't see anything on this specifically, so I thought I'd throw it out there: I'm looking for a all-yellow (or even gold) version of the Superman "S" for the back of a jacket that I have. I've seen embroidered patches and even sewn fabric versions on eBay, but nothing that's of any good quality (so far as I can tell). The other part of it is that I'm looking for the "standard" comic-style version of the S... not the Chris Reeve or Dean Cain or Routh version.

Basically, I'm looking for something like this, but in all-yellow:

Any ideas? Many thanks for any help! :thumbsup

 

[BenBentley]

Kattarra88 offers this one...
7x10 Large Embroidered Superman Cape Back Logo Patch - eBay (item 360346063319 end time Mar-22-11 07:10:29 PDT)

Not sure if that is any use to you.

I'm personally looking for a source for a Dean Cain era chest logo 1:1 scale to use on a suit? Anyone have any leads?

 

[COSTUMEKING]

Make your own cut a piece of mustard yellow fabric the genral s design and use black thread to go around all the lines

 

[Cristar Attevan]

Thanks for the ideas, guys!

Ben, I just saw your comment now-- didn't even realize you had responded so long ago. (Sorry about that!) I've actually seen Kattarra's patches before. They're very nicely made, but I just don't like that particular "S" style. It's almost like the '78 Superman movie poster style. I'm looking for the more traditional comic style (like the one above).

I've also seen a very nice Dean Cain-style "S" on a full costume, but not separately. If you check out the eBay seller "the_hero_walk" or the website for "Action Costumes," you can find the Cain suit. Superman costumes from Action Costumes can be seen in several threads here on the RPF if you do a quick search. That being said, I'm not sure if they'll do just the symbol, separate from a whole suit, but it's worth giving them a try. (Maybe some other members here might know if they'll do a request like that...)

And IronMan... definitely a good idea. I actually thought about giving it a shot myself... I'm just not that confident in my skills with the sewing machine!