Roswell New Mexico National Park Patch for Backpack Denim Jacket Iron On Embroidery Decal Themed Alien Area 51 UFO Travel Gifts for Her

Celebrate the unexpected with our Roswell, New Mexico UFO Crash Patch! No need for tin foil hats, this out-of-this-world accessory is purely for style. Let the most famous 'weather balloon' crash land onto your jacket, backpack, or hat. Stitch it on and let your style take flight – or at least, hover mysteriously. Grab one now, because unlike the aliens, these patches won't be here forever!

The patch is an embroidered patch which makes it more sturdy than woven patches. The size of the patch is 2.75" H x 2.75" W and the size may vary slightly. Patch features: - Laser-cut edges that will not fray - Polyester threads never fade - Made in the good ol' USA

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Here’s how to apply your patch onto a jacket, backpack, or any other material that you want to stick this on. The ideal material is denim or cotton. To reduce the risk of melting the patch or the material, you can sew the patch instead of ironing it on.

*Fabrics like Polyester and Nylon will melt at high temperatures.

*Sewing on the patch is recommended for garments that will be washed often.

1) Use an iron to heat the surface where you want to apply the patch on (length of time will vary for materials but the surface should be hot but not too hot) for 15 to 30 seconds.

2) Place the patch on the desired location.

3) Cover the patch with a thin piece of cloth to avoid ruining the patch.

4) Press the iron firmly straight down against the patch (do not go back and forth) for 30-45 seconds. Allow the patch to cool down. 5) Let it cool down so the glue properly seals the patch and fabric.

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We offer free shipping for only single patches. By offering free shipping, you agree: -Your order will be shipped with a USPS First Class Mail stamp (3-5 business days); -No tracking number will be provided; -We will not be held responsible for any delayed or lost patches.