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Embroidered Appliqué

Stay Weird Patch Embroidered Funny Badge Biker Applique Iron On Sew On Emblem

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Stay Weird Patch Embroidered Funny Badge Biker Applique Iron On Sew On Emblem
- Heat seal backing. Iron on or Sew to any garment. Ironed-on patches will not come off.
- Measures 3 inches wide by 0.85 inches tall.
- Safe & non-toxic. Washable and Durability.
- DIY in 15 seconds! Perfect for Jeans, Jackets, Vests, Hats, Backpacks and more!
- Package: 1 pcs embroidered patch packed in moisture proof bag.
EmbTao Patch
Embroidery is a kind of art. Tao is the art of balance between design, technology, quality and details. EmbTao is the top embroidered patch.

EmbTao patch can be iron on or sew on to any garment. The backing has heat seal glue. It is very easy to iron on the garment. The glue is safe and non-toxic. Meanwhile, it has good wash performance. The ironed-on patches will not come off. Only 15 seconds, you can have your special DIY grament with EmbTao patch.

Package: 1 pcs embroidered patch packed in moisture proof bag.
Country USA
Brand EmbTao
Manufacturer EmbTao
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber P16-537-R
Model P16-537-R
Color Stay Weird
Size 3 inches wide by 0.85 inches tall
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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