Machu Picchu — printed travel patch
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13.1631° S / 72.5450° W
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Machu Picchu

$9.99

Product images are stylized representations. Your patch is a flat, full-color dye-sublimation printed patch on spun polyester with overlocked edges — not embroidered.

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The Lost City of the Incas

Hidden amidst the Andean clouds, Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Inca citadel located on a mountain ridge 2,430 meters above sea level. Abandoned during the Spanish conquest and hidden from the outside world until 1911, it remains a mysterious and breathtaking testament to the Inca Empire's power.

Why It's Memorable:

  • Built without the use of mortar, wheels, or iron tools, yet the stones fit perfectly together
  • Features sophisticated agricultural terraces and water management systems
  • Located in a spectacular setting between the Andes mountains and the Amazon basin
  • Believed to have been a royal estate or sacred religious site for Inca leaders
  • Accessible via the famous Inca Trail, a multi-day trek through high-altitude passes

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Product information

Materials & construction — Made from high-quality spun polyester, heat-sealed and overlocked to protect against cracking, peeling and fraying. Apply with either iron-on or sew-on methods (the same patch does both).

Printing — Using dye-sublimation print technology, the artwork is heat-sealed into the fabric for a long-lasting, vibrant, weather- and fade-resistant finish.

Size — Circular, 8×8cm.

Eco-friendly — Water-based inks and vegan-friendly materials.

Care — Turn the garment inside out to wash or dry; wash at 30°C.

Iron-on instructions — Pre-heat the area, place the patch face-up, cover with a tea towel and press for 30–40 seconds. Let it cool fully before touching. Repeat if needed.

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