Specifications
All the country flag patches offered in Globenir are sized 6.3 x 3.6 cm. They can be either ironed on or embroidered, according to your liking.
Here are the steps for attaching them:
- Turn on your ironing machine to its highest heat setting to make sure the patch adheres properly to your fabric.
- Place your patch on the marked spot on your fabric, place a thin cloth on top of your patch, and iron for 30 seconds.
- Let it cool down for 30 seconds.
- Repeat step 2 and 3 if the patch did not stick.
About the Flag
"The Mexican flag consists of three equal vertical stripes. The left stripe is green, the middle stripe is white and the right stripe is red. On the white stripe and in the middle of the flag is the national emblem of the country. The lines on the Mexican flag are believed to mean, white color represents religion, the green color represents the hope, and the red color represents independence and the unity of the nation.
According to an ancient Aztec tale, the story of the country’s coat of arms is as follows: When the Aztecs are sought for the settlement they will build, they believe that there is a revelation from God, and according to the revelation, they have accepted this place as the place where the eagle on the cactus in the middle of the lake eats the snake. (this is Mexico City) they settled here. In the emblem on the armament, it describes exactly this situation." (source: mappr)
