Philly Franklin Embroidered Sticker Patch
Designed by York, PA based artist, Alex Yarrish. On the inspiration behind the patch, Alex said: “For the Philadelphia patch, I decided to use imagery other than the Liberty Bell or LOVE sign. I kept coming back to the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. I used to run across it to New Jersey and back when I lived in North Philly. The lines worked well with my geometric style, and when I made a straight-on sketch of the bridge, I realized that it would fit perfectly within a circle with the type nestled around it. Plus, I had a nice space at the top to put a keystone. For both patches, I incorporated colors derived from the Pennsylvania State flag.”
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Premium Features & Care 🌱
Key Features
- Eco-friendly: RPET recycled plastic thread
- Stick-to-Anything: Advanced self-adhesive backing
- Machine & dishwasher safe
- No sewing or ironing required
- Durable for everyday use
Easy 3-Step Application
- PEEL - Remove paper backing
- STICK - Position and apply firm pressure with spoon
- SEAL - Heat set with hair dryer or dryer cycle (10-15 mins)
Pro Tips:
- Pre-wash new items (skip fabric softener)
- Apply extra pressure on edges
- Wait 48 hours before first wash
- Wash inside-out on first cycle
- Use low heat setting for drying
Care Guidelines
✅ Machine washable
✅ Dishwasher safe
✅ Low-heat drying
❌ No dry cleaning
❌ No sewing needed
Our Quality Promise
We stand behind every patch we make. If you receive a defective patch, let us know. Simply:
- Email howdy@outpatch.org
- Include your order details
- Return the defective patch
- Receive your replacement
Quick Support:
- Order Issues: howdy@outpatch.org
- Reorders: custom@outpatch.org
- Response within 24 hours
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