Set of 4 Hook-and-Loop Patches JOIN OR DIE + DON'T TREAD ON ME + 1776 + US Flag, 5х8 cm Embroidered Patches

This set of four rectangular embroidered patches in khaki depicts key symbols of the struggle for US independence. Each patch has its own historical meaning and recalls important stages in the formation of the United States. Excellent quality and attention to detail make these patches a great addition to uniforms, tactical gear, or casual clothing. Specifications: Size: 5х8 cm Quantity: 4 pcs. Shape: rectangular Material: beige fabric Fastening: hook-and-loop Symbols and inscriptions: JOIN OR DIE – a call for unity created by Benjamin Franklin. DON’T TREAD ON ME – a symbol of independence and resistance. 1776 – the year the US Declaration of Independence was adopted. US flag – a symbol of the union of 50 states. Design and symbolism: JOIN OR DIE: a reminder of the need to unite for mutual defense and struggle. DON’T TREAD ON ME: symbolizes a readiness to defend one's rights and freedom. 1776: a key date in US history symbolizing the birth of the nation. US flag: completes the set, representing the outcome of the struggle for independence. Material quality: Durable fabric and wear-resistant threads ensure the longevity of the patches. The patches retain their shape and color even with intensive use and repeated washing. Manufacturing quality: Detailed embroidery and even stitching provide a neat, professional appearance. A dense border around the edge adds durability and protects against wear. Secure fastening: The hook-and-loop backing provides quick and secure attachment to uniforms, backpacks, headwear, bags, and other textile items. The patches can also be sewn on if necessary. Applications: Military uniforms and tactical gear Backpacks and bags Headwear Collectible patch panels Casual clothing for military-style enthusiasts Supporting a Ukrainian manufacturer: By purchasing the “USA” patch set, you support a Ukrainian manufacturer and contribute to the development of the national economy during wartime.