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Lunar Moth Patch

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$3.35 $5 In stock

Category: Patch

The Lunar Moth Patch from These Are Things is an embroidered design featuring a moth motif. It comes with an iron‑on adhesive backing, allowing you to attach it securely to fabric. The patch measures about 3 inches wide, making it a noticeable yet tasteful addition to jackets, bags, or other apparel.

  • Embroidered lunar moth artwork
  • Iron‑on adhesive backing for easy application
  • Approximately 3 inches wide
  • Produced by These Are Things
  • Great for personalizing jackets, backpacks, and more
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua M. ★★★★★

The embroidery on this patch is so detailed, with the moth’s wings looking almost lifelike. I’ve already got it stuck on my canvas tote, and the iron-on adhesive held firm after two wash cycles.

Avery Q. ★★★★★

Ironed this onto my denim jacket and it held perfectly after a wash. The silvery thread catches the light beautifully, giving the moth a delicate, lifelike shimmer.

Harper U. ★★★★★

The embroidery on this moth patch is incredibly detailed, with delicate wing lines that really stand out against my bag. It stuck firmly to the canvas fabric after just a quick press with the iron.