Park City
$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 Largest Ski Resort in the United States
Park City, Utah, is home to the largest ski resort in the United States, with over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain. The resort combines three distinct areasâPark City Mountain, Canyons Village, and Deer Valleyâcreating an unparalleled skiing experience. Known for its legendary powder snow, Park City hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics and continues to be a premier destination for skiers and snowboarders from around the world.
Why It's Memorable:
- Over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, the largest ski resort in the United States
- Hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics, with many Olympic venues still in use
- Average annual snowfall of 355 inches of "Greatest Snow on Earth"
- The historic Main Street, a charming mining town with world-class dining and nightlife
- Over 330 trails and 41 lifts, including the longest gondola in North America
- Deer Valley, consistently ranked as one of the world's best ski resorts
- The resort offers terrain for all ability levels, from beginner to expert
- A symbol of Utah's world-renowned ski culture and Olympic legacy
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.
