Shellback and Blue Nose Hat Patch Pair: King Neptune and Polar Bear
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- SKU:
- 20009
- Backing:
- Iron On
- Edging:
- Merrowed Edge
Frequently bought together:
Description
Two hat patches in the same United States Navy style: the Shellback King Neptune Ancient Order of the Deep patch and the Blue Nose Polar Bear Realm of the Arctic Circle patch.
One is for crossing the Equator, the other for crossing the Arctic Circle. They match, so they sit well side by side on a ball cap, a vest or in a shadow box.
What's in the set
- US Navy Shellback King Neptune Ancient Order of the Deep Hat Patch
- Navy Blue Nose Polar Bear Hat Patch
Both are embroidered with a merrowed edge and iron-on backing. At regular price they come to $30.90. The set is $25.95.
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