The Hells Angels coat is not just an outer garment; it symbolizes loyalty, freedom, and rebelliousness. These jackets, sometimes covered with the club’s intimidating winged death’s head emblem and with red and white lettering, are famous all around the world. Every patch and every stitch on a coat has a meaning, and the meaning has to do with the wearer’s total affiliation to HAMC and the group's stand for what it believes in.

Gang-related Only the full-patched members get to wear this coat which is a sign of earning their initiation to the brotherhood of the Hells Angels as one of the most recognized motorcycle clubs in history. To members, the coat is like a skin, which is worn by the members when the are on the open road, riding together with their backs bare as one unit.

In addition, the Hells Angels coat has made not only a cultural statement but has become a symbol of the rebellious biker mythology. Although Many people may not understand this, this is a classic representation of the rider's personality which is rebellious, daring, and wild. For some it is not just a football club; it is their insignia of fraternity and emblem of autonomy that signify a philosophy of existence.