Asilda Store Keep What Matters Patch | Iron on or Sew On Embroidered Patch Badge | Travel + Nature + Outdoors + Adventure | Vintage Vibe | Great on Backpacks and Clothing

Asilda Store Keep What Matters Patch | Iron on or Sew On Embroidered Patch Badge | Travel + Nature + Outdoors + Adventure | Vintage Vibe | Great on Backpacks and Clothing

• HIGH-QUALITY EMBROIDERY - Let’s talk quality. You want something that’s made exceptionally well, don’t you? This patch has the highest level of embroidery details possible and will look great in person when you have it in your hands.
• MADE FOR MANY YEARS OF WEAR - For travel, camping, or hiking, you need iron on patches that can handle the elements. This patch will last you for years to come.
• EASY IRON ON PATCH APPLICATION - In a few simple steps (see the details below), you’ll have this patch ironed on and well attached. Sewing is recommended, but not necessary.
• GREAT SIZE FOR JACKETS AND BAGS - Works well for backpack front and sides, fits nicely on jacket shoulders and other placements.
• PERFECT FOR GIFTS - Picking a gift can be challenging, but with this patch you can’t go wrong. Its thoughtful design and quality will leave a great impression. Comes in a stylish gift-ready retail packaging.

At some point in life you'll walk around the house and realize all the unnecessary stuff you purchased in the past that now clutters your home. With more money comes realization that buying more is not always the best thing to do. Eventually you begin the search for the things that matter. Last holiday season I had to make sure that the store runs smoothly and everyone is getting orders as quickly as possible. I had to punch holes in each patch and pin backing card and when my hands began to get numb from all this work, I decided I'll keep a little memory of these 6 weeks of my life. I found a jar and started collecting all the punched circles in it. By mid-December the jar filled up and it is now my reminder to always be ready to do the work and go the extra step. During these times the idea for this design came about. Now my home is my jar and I fill it with things that are important to me. All the old stuff got thrown away. There is no reason to keep things that don't matter. Keep what matters.