Colourful Chameleon Embroidered Reptile Animal Patch

Bring a splash of colour to your jacket or backpack with this embroidered chameleon patch. A turquoise body is decorated with green, red, yellow and purple details, while black outlines highlight the eye, extended tongue and curled tail.

The contour-cut reptile design measures 105 × 78 mm and adds a playful animal accent to denim jackets, fabric bags or vests. Let the colourful chameleon stand alone or combine it with other nature-inspired patches for a personalised look.

• Design: Colourful chameleon with extended tongue and curled tail
• Size: 105 × 78 mm
• Shape: Contour-cut animal silhouette
• Finish: Embroidered with black outline
• Patch color: Turquoise, green, yellow, red, purple & black
• Theme: Reptiles, animals and nature
• Suggested projects: Jackets, backpacks, fabric bags and DIY clothing

Iron-On & Sewing Instructions

Check the backing before applying heat. Only iron on if a heat-activated adhesive backing is present and the garment care label permits ironing. If no adhesive is present or you are unsure, sew the patch on instead.

1. Lay the garment flat on a firm, heat-resistant surface and position the patch.
2. Cover the embroidery with a thin cotton pressing cloth.
3. Use a dry iron without steam. Follow the adhesive supplier's pressing temperature and time, never exceeding the garment's permitted ironing temperature.
4. Allow the patch and fabric to cool completely before checking the bond.
5. Stitch around the border for secure attachment. Take particular care around the narrow tongue and curled tail.

Do not iron onto leather, coated fabrics or heat-sensitive synthetics unless their manufacturer explicitly permits it. Sew on when heat is unsuitable.

Care Instructions

• Follow garment and backing care instructions, choosing the gentler requirements.
• Where washing is permitted, wash inside out in cold water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent.
• Do not bleach, soak or scrub the embroidery.
• Air dry; avoid tumble drying and direct heat.
• Never iron directly on the embroidery; use a pressing cloth.
• Check edges after washing and reinforce loose areas with stitches.