Indian Iron Flag

Indian Iron Flag Specification

Material
Indian Flag

Application
The left side rule, Above the Waist

Composite
Iron

Surface Finish
Smooth

Product Type
Other

Magnet Type
Other

Size Range
3 x 2.5

Weight
5 Grams (g)

Color
Tri Color with golden metal badge

Usage & Applications
Placement & Occassion

Indian Iron Flag Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50000 Pieces

Delivery Time
2 Days

About Indian Iron Flag

In 2025, the Indian flag iron-on badge (also referred to as an embroidered patch) in the standard 3 x 2.5 inch (or similar 3.5 x 2.5 inch) size is a popular decorative and patriotic accessory. Following the official 3:2 ratio prescribed by the Flag Code of India, these badges are designed for high visibility and durability on various fabrics.

Physical & Technical Specifications

Dimensions: Typically measures 3.5 inches wide by 2.5 inches tall (approx. 9 x 6 cm). Smaller variations also exist at 3 x 2 inches.
Material: Crafted from high-quality cloth fabric or polyester threads.
Embroidery: Features 100% full embroidery with high-definition, vibrant tri-color threads.
Design Details: Includes the classic horizontal stripesSaffron (courage), White (peace), and Green (prosperity)with the Ashoka Chakra (navy blue) precisely centered.

Application & Features

Iron-On Backing: Equipped with a heat seal backing (heat-activated glue) that allows for permanent attachment in approximately 15 seconds using a domestic iron.
Versatile Attachment: While designed for ironing, these patches can also be sewn on for added security or attached via hook-and-loop (Velcro) backing for removable use on tactical gear.
Durability: Most 2025 versions are washable, non-toxic, and colorfast, ensuring the badge does not fade or peel after cleaning.
Common Uses: Ideal for personalizing denim jeans, jackets, vests, hats, backpacks, and uniforms.

Symbolism and Compliance

Flag Code Ratio: The 3:2 ratio of length to height is maintained to respect the official standards of the Indian National Flag.
Purpose: These badges are widely used to express patriotism during national holidays like Independence Day (August 15) and Republic Day, and are also utilized by Indian soldiers on foreign missions.