I’d love to do this to an old blazer. And what a fantastic excuse to start searching and collecting vintage badges and patches. Or perhaps even boy scout merit badges along the sleeve of a jacket?
(images from StreetTonic)
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I would like to find some old family pins and badges like when my mom was a cub scout leader. That would really mean a lot. Gonna start hunting.
I’ve been lusting after old patches for a while. I love this idea. I just found the perfect blazer to recreate it, too.
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Rotary exchange students have been doing this for years…Google image “Rotary blazer”. The difference is we will attach ANYTHING to our blazers (seriously, I’ve seen license plates, hats, stuffed animals…) while it looks like fashionistas are sticking with just patches. I love my exchange student blazer, and this looks like a great way to apply that look to everyday life!
I am totally in love with it , I had a idea , I will go to tailoring stores & buy it & stick it with a pin on any cute blazer