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Zenitsu Haori Strip Embroidered Patch – Demon Slayer
Zenitsu Haori Strip Embroidered Patch – Demon Slayer
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Premium quality
10–12 business days dispatch
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Premium quality
10–12 business days dispatch
Machine embroidered patch featuring a long strip with the yellow triangle haori pattern and lightning bolts. Strip design embroidered in yellow, gold, and black tones. Inspired by Demon Slayer.
Perfect for customizing jackets, hoodies, backpacks, denim vests, jeans, or bags.
Details:
Size: approximately 12 × 4.5 cm / 4.7 × 1.8 in
Material: 100% embroidery thread
Attachment: Sew-on or Hook & Loop
Processing time: 5–7 working days
Made in Ukraine
How to attach:
Sew-on: Simply stitch around the edges of the patch to secure it to your fabric.
Hook & Loop: Attach the patch to any compatible loop surface. Easy to remove and reattach whenever you want. The hook backing is included; the loop panel is not included.
Ships from Ukraine worldwide with tracking.
Shipping
Shipping
We need 10-12 working days to make a product after which we will make the shipment.Delivery time average: to US/Europe 2 weeks (can be longer depending on country distances) other 3-5 weeks.
Materials
Materials
Embroidered on premium cotton. Exact composition and fabric weight are listed in the product description.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
– Hand-wash cold inside-out with a gentle cycle and mild detergent.
– Avoid using chlorine; if any color residue is noticed, rinse the garment in lukewarm water, then cold water several times. Avoid rubbing stained embroidery.
– Dry-cleaning is suitable for embroidered clothing.
– After washing, avoid leaving the clothing to soak or lie in a pile while wet.
– For tumble-drying, use a cool air setting.
– If ironing is necessary, do it inside-out between two pieces of cloth. Avoid wetting embroidery before ironing and using a steam iron.
– Preferably, keep embroidered items away from direct sunlight during drying.
