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With spring just around the corner, we are delighted to release six new wildlife patches celebrating more of the UK's wonderful wildlife, including some of our favourite birds and animals.

We are delighted to have launched new additions to our enamel camp mugs collection, perfect for those who love adventure and the great outdoors

More patches for our growing historic counties range, which now includes Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Shropshire, Somerset, Suffolk and Warwickshire. We do love some fearsome heraldic beasts, with this batch featuring dragons, leopards, bears and... swans!

Here's nine new nature patches celebrating more of the UK's fabulous fauna and flora, including a couple of our favourite native tree species - the mighty English Oak and Scots Pine.

From the great counties of the north to the historic home counties of the south, we love the heraldry and heritage of many of England's county flags so why not celebrate your home country or those that you've visited with these vibrant, vintage patches. 

Here's our first batch featuring some of our favourite species from across the British Isles. 

All week I was watching the weather forecast with some trepidation ahead of our April 2024 Yorkshire Dales bikepacking trip.

We're delighted to launch a range of Lincolnshire patches! With patches for Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire and the city of Lincoln.

Peel n Stick is a strong adhesive perfect for attaching patches to your rucksack or chosen garment. There shouldn't be any need to sew on another patch (unless of course your rucksack is taking a serious bashing in which case a couple of stitches wouldn't harm for extra security).

Chris and I are delighted to welcome Ron as a new member of The Adventure Patch Company team.  Ron is joining as APC’s head of operations; he’ll be handling all patch...

For decades people have enjoyed the pastime of collecting patches. The hobby took off in the 19th and 20th centuries as travel become more accessible and people were able to enjoy greater amounts of leisure time.

Setting off from Glenfeshie, we hiked through the old pines before leaving the shelter of the trees and heading up the boulder-strewn flanks of Geal-charn.