Videos tagged with Patch Collecting

This video is an impromptu thank you from the creator to their community for the unexpected sell-out of their "You're Hated. Train Like it." patches. The creator expresses gratitude for the community's support, highlighting how they influenced the launch and purchased the limited stock. The video also briefly mentions a brown aesthetic patch with a leather look.

This video showcases the process of packaging and shipping merchandise orders for the Trench Grenade channel. The host details the selection of patches, including 'Space Infantry' and 'Combat Llama' designs, and the inclusion of stickers with each order. The video emphasizes community engagement and provides a behind-the-scenes look at order fulfillment.

TheYankeeMarshal discusses his past negative experiences with producing and distributing merchandise patches, citing logistical nightmares and low profit margins. He announces a new initiative to reintroduce patches as a fundraising mechanism for his 'Tymp Triple P' and 'Pets and Vets' programs, which are facing financial difficulties. These new patches will be exclusive to Patreon and SubscribeStar members, with different tiers offering various patch designs and collection opportunities.

This video provides a personal account of attending SHOT Show 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The speaker, Yoki Sturrup, shares her experiences and offers practical advice for future attendees. Key takeaways include the importance of comfortable shoes, managing luggage space for acquired items like patches, and the benefits of having a game plan for navigating the massive expo. She also highlights the value of networking and building relationships with manufacturers, which can lead to future content opportunities for her channel.

This video showcases 3D glow-in-the-dark patches and stickers from paramounttactical.com. The title humorously suggests 'MOA Sucks!', likely a playful jab at traditional aiming systems in favor of the visual appeal of these accessories. The products are described as patches and stickers, implying they are decorative items rather than functional firearm components. The website mention indicates a direct sales channel for these items.

This YouTube video from Brownells showcases their Cotton Twill Patches. The description provides a link for more information on these specific patches. Based solely on the provided title and description, the video appears to be a product showcase or advertisement for Brownells branded apparel or accessories.