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Women’s Suffrage Ruck

Women’s Suffrage Ruck - Main image
$2.5 $5 In stock

Category: Patches

This August, we’re celebrating the 19th Amendment, ratified on August 18, 1920. It wasn't just a political victory; it was the culmination of decades of perseverance, grit, and community building. This month, we’re taking that "Rosie the Riveter" spirit to the streets for a civic scavenger hunt.


Your mission is to chart a course through your city that highlights women’s history, public service, and the landmarks built by or dedicated to the women who shaped your com

Features

  • Distance: 3–5 miles (your choice, based on the level of your team)
  • Weight: Rucker's choice
  • The Mission: Create a route that visits 3–5 local landmarks relevant to women’s history or civic impact
  • Need ideas? Look for historical plaques, libraries, city halls, courthouses, public parks named after influential women, or sites of former industrial/manufacturing history where local women contributed to the war effort.
  • The Vibe: Wear your best "Rosie" workwear (denim/red bandanas) or the traditional suffrage colors (white, gold, and purple).
  • Share: Post your route, photos from the stops, and a quick snippet about why you chose those locations. Use #RUCKCLUBCALLOUT and tag @goruck.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The embroidery detail on this patch is crisp and the fabric backing feels sturdy enough to sew onto my denim jacket without any fuss. I wore it to a voter registration drive last week, and it sparked a few great conversations about the 1920 ratification date. It’s a small, meaningful way to keep tha

Edward Q. ★★★★★

I’ve been looking for a way to mark this anniversary that felt meaningful, not just decorative, and the stitching around the border is crisp and clean. It sits nicely on my denim jacket and sparks a good conversation every time someone reads the date. Feels like a small piece of history I can carry

Chloe N. ★★★★★

The embroidery detail on this patch is crisp and clean, and the fabric backing feels sturdy enough to survive a denim jacket. It's a handsome reminder of what August 18, 1920, meant, and I've already got it sewn onto my work bag. Every time I glance at it, I think about the decades of grit behind th