Journal · 11 articles
The tradition of the squadron patch, guides to choosing the right technique, workshop tips to get your projects right.
Dimensions, content, placement under the pilot wings and velcro backing: everything to check before validating a leather name tape.
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Proof within 48 hours, production, shipping: the real timeline of an order, and the times of year to plan ahead.
Read the articleSame material, two very different results. Relief, fineness of detail, budget: the two most requested PVC techniques head to head.
Read the articlePatches, coins, lanyards, mugs, stickers: honest lessons from dozens of unit orders on what gets worn, gifted and kept.
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A long two-tailed strip of fabric, the pennant signals, distinguishes and gathers. A look at its origin and its current uses within units.
Read the articleReal prices by technique and quantity, what moves the quote, and how to make the most of a unit budget without sacrificing the result.
Read the articleThe proof is the moment your project becomes real. Here is how to prepare it well — to avoid disappointment and speed up production.
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Engraved leather, integrated velcro, one name per piece — why the name tape is the most personal item in a squadron's kit.
Read the articleWhere the challenge coin comes from, how it is earned, why your squadron should have one — and how to design it.
Read the articleSeven techniques, seven looks, seven uses. The guide to choosing the right manufacturing method for your artwork, your budget and your intended use.
Read the articleFrom the stitched coats of arms of aviation's pioneers to today's 3D PVC patches — how the unit insignia became an object of pride and legacy.
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