Collection: Patches

The Apollo embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. The first mission of human exploration on the surface of the Moon. Neil Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Buzz Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" shield shape.

The Space Shuttle patch is part of our Giant Leaps in Space Series. This embroidered diamond-shaped design honors NASA’s iconic reusable spacecraft system, which flew 135 missions and helped build the ISS, deploy the Hubble, and launch interplanetary probes. Choose from iron-on backing or a two-piece velcro option. Measures roughly 3.75” tall, diamond-shaped.

The largest space station ever placed in orbit and visible to the naked eye from the ground. This embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series with either a velcro “hook” backing and matching “loop” mounting, or traditional “iron-on” backing. Measures about 3.75" round.

Voyager embroidered patch based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series with velcro “hook” backing and matching “loop” mounting . Measures about 3.75" round.  Note: iron-on optionn is coming in June.

Cassini embroidered patch based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series with either a velcro “hook” backing and matching “loop” mounting, or traditional “iron-on” backing. Measures about 3.75" round.

The Mars Science embroidered patch is based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Features Curiosity, Perseverance, and the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" pentagonal.

The Sputnik embroidered patch is based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Sputnik enameled pin based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Double rubber pin backing. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" trianglar.

The Vostok embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space travelled there in Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" star-shaped.

The Mars Exploration Rovers patch is based on our Historic Robotic Spacecraft Series. It celebrates the twin rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which far exceeded their expected missions while transforming our understanding of the Red Planet. Choose traditional iron-on backing or a custom-cut two-piece velcro option. Measures about 3.75” tall in a shield layout.

The Viking mission patch is based on our Historic Robotic Spacecraft Series. Viking was first to successfully land on Mars in 1976! Many thanks to Tom Dahl for modeling the accurate landing configuration. Choose traditional iron-on backing or a custom-cut two-piece velcro option. Measures about 3.75” tall in a shield layout.

Citizen Science is collaborative research between amateur and professional scientists who share a common goal. Most citizen scientists are everyday people, who are curious about science and want to collaborate with others. Patch is available in iron-on style only. Measures 3.5"x3.5" round.

This is the official patch for the Humans to Mars Summit hosted by Explore Mars. Appropriate for stitching with optional iron-on backing. Measures about 4" x .4". 

The new Planetary brand ID as of 2022! We still have some of the previous ID brand (see option #4) Our Vision: Know the cosmos and our place within it. Our Mission: Empowering the world’s citizens to advance space science and exploration. Patch measures 4"x1.6" wide.

This is the official patch for SETI Institute brand ID appropriate for stitching with optional iron-on backing. Measures about 3" x .2". 

While the original patch is currently sold-out (images 2 and 3). We are now offering the LightSail Extended Missions patch for retail sale. Embroidered mission patch for The Planetary Society.

Yuri’s Night is a global celebration of Yuri Gagarin becoming the first human to venture into space on April 12, 1961. This is the 3" round patch that does the same thing.