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BAHA

Trade Badge Patch

Trade Badge Patch

Regular price $14.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $14.99 USD
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Description

BAHA is an outdoor and tradesperson lifestyle brand — built for the people who show up every day, work hard, and don't need to explain it.

About This Product

The BAHA Trade Badge Patch is a high-detail woven patch built to be worn where the work happens — gear bags, work vests, denim jackets, and hard cases. Iron-on or sew-on application. Built to last as long as your reputation.

Who It's For

For people who wear their trade on their sleeve — gear bag builders, work vest collectors, and anyone who treats their kit as part of their identity. Also a go-to gift for tradespeople, apprentices, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Product Specifications

Construction High-detail woven
Application Iron-on or sew-on
Approximate Size ~3 inches across
Gender Unisex
Best For Gear bags, work vests, denim jackets, hard cases
Shipping $5.99 | US-fulfilled via Printful
Fulfillment Time 3–7 business days
Returns All small accessory sales final

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the BAHA Trade Badge Patch applied — iron-on or sew-on?
The BAHA Trade Badge Patch supports both iron-on and sew-on application. For permanent adhesion on heavy materials (denim, canvas, work vests), sew-on is recommended. Iron-on is suitable for lighter fabrics.
How large is the BAHA Trade Badge Patch?
The BAHA Trade Badge Patch is approximately 3 inches across. It's sized to stand out on a gear bag or vest panel without overpowering the surrounding space.
What is the BAHA Trade Badge Patch made of?
The patch is high-detail woven construction — the same type used for military and trade patches. It's durable, weather-resistant, and maintains sharp color definition over time.

Pro Tip

Iron-on application works for most gear. Sew-on holds longer on items that take daily abuse — vests, bags, denim. If it's going on work gear that sees real use, sew it. Don't rely on iron-on alone for high-wear applications.