M-Tac Patch Svyatoslav PVC

The famous phrase “I Go to You” has inspired fear in enemies for more than a thousand years — and it remains relevant today. Modern Ukrainian patriots use it as a symbol of strength, history, and unwavering resolve.

The patch from M-Tac depicts Sviatoslav Ihorovych — the Grand Prince of Kyivan Rus who left a remarkable legacy in Ukrainian history. His expressive face, detailed armor, and weaponry emphasize his courage, leadership, and warrior spirit.

Sviatoslav spent most of his reign in military campaigns, achieving numerous victories and demonstrating exceptional strategic skill. According to the chronicle The Tale of Bygone Years, before going into battle, Sviatoslav would send a messenger to the enemy with the ultimatum: “I Go to You.” This forced the opponent to regroup and concentrate forces, enabling Sviatoslav to defeat them in one decisive battle rather than in long, exhausting clashes.

The patch is shaped as Sviatoslav’s two-pronged emblem — the first dynastic symbol of Kyivan princes. It is believed that this emblem later evolved into Ukraine’s modern Coat of Arms. Today, Sviatoslav’s two-prong is also used as an identifier of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces.

The phrase “I Go to You” has become not only a motto of the SOF, but also a symbol of bravery, honor, and unbroken will for all defenders of Ukraine.

The patch is made of high-quality PVC using 3D technology, giving it a volumetric and realistic appearance. It attaches to clothing or gear using loop.

Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
Dimensions: 3.54″ × 2.44″ (9 × 6.2 cm)
Additional: loop attachment