DigitEMB Guitar Music Patches Iron On Rock Band Patch for Jackets Bags

Some patches gesture at music. This one commits to the instrument. The digitemb acoustic guitar patch is embroidered in dense thread with the details a player actually notices - the headstock, the tuning pegs, the fretboard running clean into the body, the sound hole and bridge. At 5.5 by 2.1 inches it is large enough to anchor a jacket back or a guitar case, and narrow enough to run down a sleeve or a tote strap. The backing is heat-activated. Set your iron to a firm, steady heat and press for the full five minutes - that is the step most people rush, and it is the one that determines whether the bond holds. On denim, canvas and cotton it grips hard. For a battle vest, a gig bag or anything that lives in the back of a van, run a stitch around the edge and it will outlast the garment. It sits well with other music patches, band patches and rock appliques. It also sits well alone. Made by digitemb, who make embroidered patches and nothing else.

• DETAILED ACOUSTIC GUITAR DESIGN - A finely embroidered acoustic guitar with a defined headstock, fretboard and sound hole, stitched at high thread count so the body reads sharp and dimensional against denim, canvas or twill.

• MUSIC PATCHES THAT ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE THE INSTRUMENT - Most music iron on patches settle for a flat silhouette. This one holds the shape of a real guitar, which is why it works as a statement piece rather than a generic music badge.

• IRON ON IN ABOUT 5 MINUTES, OR SEW FOR LIFE - Heat-activated adhesive backing bonds to cotton, denim and canvas. Press firmly with steady heat; for jackets and bags that see heavy wear, a quick stitch around the border makes it permanent.

• BAND PATCHES FOR GUITAR CASES, DENIM AND VESTS - Sized at 5.5 x 2.1 inches to sit cleanly on a jacket back panel, guitar case, tote or battle vest without crowding your other rock patches.

• A GIFT FOR THE PLAYER IN YOUR LIFE - For guitarists, music teachers, band members and anyone who has spent decades with an instrument - a small, durable way to carry it on what they wear.