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London Patch

$12.99

London dye-sublimation printed travel patch - quality circular patch with Top Global Cities design
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The Capital of the World

London stands as a testament to 2,000 years of history, where Roman walls meet cutting-edge architecture, and where tradition and innovation have coexisted for centuries. This is the city that gave the world the English language, parliamentary democracy, and the Industrial Revolution. Big Ben, the iconic clock tower of the Palace of Westminster, has chimed over the Thames since 1859, becoming the most recognized symbol of British heritage. From the Tower of London's ancient stones to the Shard's glass spire piercing the sky, London tells the story of an empire that shaped the modern world, now reinvented as a global capital of finance, culture, and creativity.

Why It's Memorable:

  • Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the Gothic Revival masterpiece that has been the seat of British democracy for over 900 years
  • The Tower of London, a 1,000-year-old fortress that has served as a royal palace, prison, and treasury, now home to the Crown Jewels
  • The British Museum, housing 8 million works including the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles, telling the story of human civilization
  • Westminster Abbey, where British monarchs have been crowned since 1066 and where history's greatest minds are buried
  • The Thames, the river that has been London's lifeblood for two millennia, flowing past landmarks that define Western civilization
  • The West End, the world's premier theater district where Shakespeare's legacy lives on in 40 theaters
  • Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, 600 acres of green space in the heart of the city, a testament to London's commitment to preserving nature
  • A city of 9 million people representing over 300 languages, making it one of the most diverse cities on Earth
  • The financial district of the City of London, where the modern banking system was born and where global markets are still shaped
  • The Royal Family and Buckingham Palace, symbols of a constitutional monarchy that has adapted to the modern world

This patch embodies the spirit of a city that has been at the center of world history for centuries, where every cobblestone tells a story, and where the past and future are in constant conversation. It's a keepsake of experiencing a capital that has shaped language, law, literature, and democracy itself—a city that remains as relevant today as it was when the Romans first called it Londinium.

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Custom Patches for Apparel & Accessories

Our custom patches are perfect for customizing apparel or accessories such as bags, hats, jeans, and denim jackets.

Materials & Construction

Made from high-quality spun polyester, our patches are heat sealed and overlocked to help protect against cracking, peeling, and fraying. Each patch can be applied using either iron-on or sew-on methods.

Printing Technology

Using dye-sublimation print technology, artwork is heat sealed into the fabric, providing a long-lasting, vibrant color finish that's weather and fade resistant.

Features

  • Circular shape
  • Can be ironed on or sewn on (same patch works both ways)
  • Durable and weatherproof
  • Excellent color reproduction
  • Overlocked edges prevent fraying
  • Heat sealed to protect against cracking, peeling, and fading

Size

  • Circular patches: 8x8cm

Eco-Friendly Properties

  • Water-based inks
  • Vegan-friendly materials

Care Instructions

Turn your garment inside out during washing or drying. Wash on a 30°C setting.

Iron-On Instructions

  1. Pre-heat the area where the patch will be applied using a household iron
  2. Place the patch onto the surface (face up), cover with a tea towel
  3. Press for 30-40 seconds using the iron (keep the iron still)
  4. Once ironed on, do not touch the patch until it has cooled down
  5. If the patch does not stick, repeat the process

Note: Do not iron onto coated fabrics, non-iron fabrics, or fabrics with long fibres.