
P1012 "Fat People Are Harder To Kidnap" Embroidered Patch
Inject a dose of humor into your wardrobe with our P1012 "Fat People Are Harder To Kidnap" Patch. This quirky, embroidered patch is a perennial favorite, consistently bringing smiles and laughter to those who see it. The statement is embroidered in bold, white thread against a stark black fabric, ensuring it stands out and grabs attention.
Measuring a compact 4x1.75 inches, this patch is small enough to fit on any piece of clothing, yet large enough to be easily readable. It's the perfect size to add a touch of personality to jackets, vests, denim, and more.
Our patch is crafted with 100% Rayon Thread Synthetic Embroidery, ensuring a high-quality, durable finish. The backing is made of sturdy plastic with Japanese iron-on glue, providing a secure hold when applied. The patch also features clean-cut embroidered borders, making it easy to sew onto leather materials if you prefer a more permanent attachment.
Customizing your clothing with patches is a fun and easy way to express your unique style. Whether you choose to iron it onto your favorite denim jacket or sew it onto a leather vest, our "Fat People Are Harder To Kidnap" patch is sure to be a conversation starter.
For best results when ironing on, heat press at 270 degrees Fahrenheit for 12-30 seconds. Please note, we recommend sewing the patch onto leather materials for a more secure attachment.
Get your P1012 "Fat People Are Harder To Kidnap" Patch today and start adding a touch of humor to your wardrobe!
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- 4x1.75 inch
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- Embroidered Patch for Jackets and Vests
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- 100% Rayon Thread Synthetic Embroidery. Plastic Backing with Japanese Iron on Glue. Twill Fabric.
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- Customize your Clothing with Patches
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- Sew on the Patch to Leather Jackets or Vests. Iron on the Patch to Denim Materials.
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- Features Plastic Iron on Backing. Heat Press at 270 Degrees Fahrenheit for 12-30 Seconds
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- Clean Cut Embroidered Borders for Easy Sewing