Manning Hospital District No. 70 Patch (S08-485)

The Manning Hospital District No. 70 Patch is a high-quality hospital district patch designed to represent medical service and community pride. This durable embroidered emblem features vibrant color embroidery and polyester thread patch construction, making it an ideal collector patch or uniform patch iron on for first responders and healthcare professionals. Measuring precisely to fit standard uniforms, this official district insignia offers a twill backing patch that ensures easy application and long-lasting wear. Whether you are a collector or part of the hospital staff, this hospital patch delivers both style and functionality with every use.

This embroidered patch is crafted with premium materials to guarantee durability and clarity of design:

Our hospital district patch serves multiple purposes, from honoring first responder efforts to enhancing medical uniforms. The iron on patch feature allows quick attachment without sewing, saving time while maintaining a professional appearance. This collector patch is perfect for those who value authentic memorabilia or want to show support for local medical services.

Since 1997, OzInsignia has been a trusted source for patches including police, fire department, military, and medical service badges. We pride ourselves on offering high-quality patches at affordable prices, with most patches priced at $3.99 or less. Orders over $30 qualify for free shipping, ensuring great value along with excellent product quality.

Each hospital district patch undergoes rigorous quality checks to meet strict standards of durability and design accuracy. This commitment guarantees that you receive a product worthy of representing your community service or collection.

Choose the Manning Hospital District No. 70 Patch to add a meaningful piece to your uniform or collection. Its combination of vibrant embroidery, durable materials, and official status makes it an essential item for first responders, healthcare workers, and collectors alike.