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msu spartans gear MICHIGAN STATE “STATE” EMBROIDERED PATCH 7.0 x 2.0 INCH |VARSITY SIZEMichigan State University Spartans STATE Embroidered Iron on Patch 7. 0 inches wide x 2. 0 inches tall Cemented in Tradition. Worn with Pride. Celebrate the legacy of Michigan State University with this officially licensed MSU STATE Embroidered Iron On Patch. Featuring the iconic STATE wordmark a symbol deeply rooted in Spartan identity this premium embroidered applique combines bold design, rich history, and timeless collegiate style. At 7. 0 inches

Michigan State University Spartans “STATE” Embroidered Iron-on Patch 7.0 inches wide x 2.0 inches tall – Cemented in Tradition. Worn with Pride.

Celebrate the legacy of Michigan State University with this officially licensed MSU “STATE” Embroidered Iron-On Patch. Featuring the iconic STATE wordmark — a symbol deeply rooted in Spartan identity — this premium embroidered applique combines bold design, rich history, and timeless collegiate style.

At 7.0 inches wide by 2.0 inches tall, this MSU embroidered patch is the perfect accent for jackets, hoodies, sweaters, or backpacks. Crafted in Spartan green, white, and black, it embodies the spirit of MSU athletics and the pride of generations of Spartans fans, students, and alumni.

Add it to your favorite gear or choose our Spartans by You sewn-on option to have it professionally applied to your Michigan State knits — a polished, ready-to-wear expression of your Spartan loyalty. 

Product Features:

  • Composition: Premium embroidered patch in Spartan green, white and black
  • Dimensions: 7.0 inches wide x 2.0 inches tall – ideal for apparel and accessories
  • Application: Heat adhesive backing for easy iron-on application. For maximum durability, we recommend sewing the patch onto your garment for reinforcement.
  • Officially Licensed Michigan State Merchandise: Features authentic MSU marks and graphics (refer to licensing statement below)
  • Spartans by You Customized Knits: Choose the sewn-on patch option and we'll professionally apply this patch to your favorite MSU knits and sweaters.

 

Varsity Size · Premium Construction

This patch is part of our Varsity-size collegiate patch collection, designed in a larger, statement-making format for bold, authentic school pride. The expanded scale, depth, and texture make Varsity patches ideal not only for sweaters, jackets, and outerwear, but also for display on office walls, studio spaces, or behind a desk — a distinctive way to showcase your school loyalty beyond apparel.

Compared to the smaller Crest versions, Varsity patches deliver greater visual impact with richer coverage and detailed embroidery. While Crest-size patches are designed for chest placement and more subtle applications, Varsity patches are built for spaces and garments where presence and craftsmanship matter. As with all our patches, each Varsity design is officially licensed and made with premium materials, setting it apart from inexpensive mass-produced alternatives.

 

Why Spartans Love It:

  • Honors Michigan State University’s athletic legacy and Spartans tradition
  • Perfect for MSU students, alumni, and proud fans
  • Adds authentic collegiate style and school pride to any outfit
  • Crafted with durable, high-quality embroidery — easy to apply, built to last 

 

CARE INSTRUCTIONS 
  • Turn garments inside out before washing to protect the embroidered patch
  • Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
  • Tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry
  • Do not bleach, do not iron, and do not dry clean the patch
  • Always follow the care instructions on your garment’s label in addition to these guidelines


      LICENSING 

      Officially Licensed - All garments and patch accessories featuring Michigan State marks and graphics are officially licensed. The use of these marks is authorized under a license from the university, which owns all rights to its intellectual property. All rights are reserved by Michigan State University, and unauthorized use of these marks is prohibited. For more information, please visit:

      www.licensing.msu.edu

      www.msu.edu

       

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