Description
Airsoft Morale Patch Product Details
2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12″)
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Sew On
1. Identify location for the patch and outline for reference.
2. Thread needle using a strong nylon thread. Push needle through the leather moving from the inside to the outside. This way, your knot will be on the inside. Pull needle out with your outside hand and back down through patch and leather.
3. Keep stitching close together and to the edge of your patch for the most secure attachment.
4. Once you end up where you started, loop around stitching to make a finishing knot
Iron On
1. Set hand iron at 325-335 F
2. Place your patch in the desired location & place a cloth (such as a handkerchief or pillowcase fabric) over top.
3. Press the iron straight down for 35-45 seconds. 4. Turn the garment inside-out and repeat steps 2 & 3.
5. Allow the patch to cool down.
Do not apply to highly elastic, rayon, nylon or fabrics that cannot withstand heat. Once applied, the patch is permanently attached to the garment and is washable, dryable and dry cleanable. For machine washing, turn garment inside-out before washing or drying.
Airsoft Morale Patch Product Features
About this item
DON’T TREAD ON ME Embroidered Patch | Patriotic 2nd Amendment Eagle Military Flag Guns Large
TOP QUALITY: High Thread Count Embroidery
GREAT FOR: Jackets, Vests
EASY TO USE: Sew On / Iron On
SIZE: 12″ x 10″
About Morale Patches
Morale patches allow you to embellish your tactical gear in the field and are confidence boosters. These patches are styled around things like motion picture quotes, memes, amusing expressions, quips, and other off-the-cuff remarks. The patch design style includes and differs text, images, and graphics.
Morale Patches for Teams
Tactical groups, airsoft groups, and military units usually have a team patch or patch set. Select a standard group of patches consisting of a couple of morale patches which represent your unit if you are a team leader. You can use these team patches for group acknowledgment, awards, accomplishments, and rank advancements. It is an excellent way to grow camaraderie within your unit. You can also keep a few spares on-hand for exchanging patches with patch collectors, friendly units, or allied teams.
Campaign Specific Patches
A lot of special missions, military campaigns, or airsoft competitions normally have their own patches. Unit members or players who display these patches have the status that comes from completing that mission, operation, or assignment. Mission patches are a great way to highlight who was there when the mission took place.
Patch Attachment
Most morale patches connect to gear, uniforms, tactical vests, and bags using Velcro or hook and loop attachment backing. The hook side is normally seen on the back of the patch with the loop attachment side on the bag, vest, or uniform panel. Other kinds of patches include iron-on and sew-on. Iron-on patches use an adhesive glue-like backing which heats up to adhere to the placement spot. Stitch-on patches need to use sturdy matching thread and stitching machines to connect to a uniform or BDU shirt.
Kinds Of Patch Material
Morale patch material depends upon the maker. The primary front of the patch normally includes embroidered thread or PVC plastic material. The edges of the patch are stitched and the back is generally a Velcro loop backing area.
About Nixon Thread Co. Morale Patches
Patches like the 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) made by the Nixon Thread Co. typically hold up quite well. Ensure to trim any loose threads to keep the patch stitching or embroidered patch edges from coming frayed or unraveling. You can attempt to trim or anchor any loose threads to extend the patch’s longevity. Anchoring a thread includes taking a needle with the thread through the eye and sewing the thread back into the material a number of times. Sink the loose end of the thread so it cannot keep unraveling.
Morale Patch Care
Many morale patches are machine washable. This includes any patches stitched onto uniforms or attached to gear. It is a great idea to remove Velcro patches before cleaning since the wear and tear of a washing machine can be hard on the patch. To clean detachable PVC patches with Velcro attachments, remove the patch from the equipment. Clean with warm soapy water, rub lightly, and pat the patch dry.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: How does the 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) morale patch attach?
Answer: The 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) morale patch connects to gear with hook and loop, thread, or velcro depending on the patch type.
Question: Is the Nixon Thread Co. brand a good quality patch maker?
Answer: Yes, the Nixon Thread Co. brand makes decent quality patches at a good price. They ought to last for a great while.
Question: Where is the 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) patch made?
Answer: Unless otherwise specified, the patches are made in East Asia. Read the item description for additional information.
Question: What kind of materials are morale patches constructed out of?
Answer: Morale patches are normally made from a few types of material including embroidered fabric, PVC plastic, thread, rubber, and other similar textile materials.
Question: What types of gear can I put the 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) morale patch on?
Answer: The 2nd Amendment | Don’t Tread ON ME Large Patriotic Eagle Embroidered Patch – by Nixon Thread Co. (12) patch works well on airsoft and tactical equipment like armored plate carriers, equipment bags, FAST helmets, and tactical rucksacks.
