SPECIFICATIONS

Badge Type: Iron On Or Hook Loop

Decoration: None

Fabric Type: CANVAS

Feature: 3D

Main Material: Fabric

Product Type: Badges

Size: 10cm*2.5cm

Technics: Embroidered

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Custom Military Name Patch for Clothes

Upgrade your gear with our Custom Military Name Patch for Clothes. Designed for both functionality and style, this patch allows you to personalize your military gear effortlessly. Made with high-quality materials, it features a strong and durable fabric that withstands the rigors of outdoor and tactical environments.

Each military name patch for clothes is fully customizable, allowing you to choose your name or any text you wish. This makes it perfect for service members, tactical enthusiasts, or anyone looking to personalize their outfits. The embroidery is sharp and crisp, ensuring your name stands out clearly against the patch's background.

Whether you are on duty, camping in the wild, or attending a military event, our name patch is easy to attach to any uniform or apparel. The hook-and-loop backing ensures a secure fit. You can easily remove it or reposition it as needed, making it incredibly versatile.

About color:
Because of the reasons for taking pictures, there may be differences in color

Please note the patch back style：
Iron-on backing: This type is not permanent, it can only be temporary. If you want permanent solid hot melt adhesives you not only need to use thread stitching. Typically, this type of patch is typically used in places where it is not often washed, such as bags, boxes, and the like. Because they are not always washed, the hot melt is basically guaranteed to be permanent. It is very simple to use and can be ironed to 160-220 degrees for about 10 seconds. The hot melt adhesive can stick to it.

Hook Loop backing: It is characterized by durability, easy pull, easy closure, washable, color and variety. The principle refers to two rows of woven nylon, which is a row of numerous hooks, and the other row is a small round hole, which can be firmly stuck when the two rows are stacked together.