Identity Patches: Homeguard Special Forces

An embroidered patch featuring the acronym NEET, which is a larping/activist movement originating from Otakus in Japan who liked tactical gear. In order to appear nonmenacing to the relatively non-militarized Japanese culture, they adopted wearing cat ears, stickers, and colorful pins. The acronym stands for Not-Employed Embattlement Team, which for some reason Japanese members translate as自宅警備特殊部隊, which means "Homeguard Special Forces". Mostly cosplay and stuff, having become kind of a subculture, a lot of the groups actually do volunteer work around their communities and are essentially a parody version of a "home guard". For us Americans, it's like if the people formed a cosplay-centered National Guard armed with airsoft and went around volunteering and helping out. A dream. Spice up your outfit by adding an eye-catching embroidered patch to your ensemble! Our stylish, durable, and heat-resistant patches are perfect for airsofters, mil-sim enthusiasts, paintballers, security, and police who are trying to add a bit of flare or humor to their kits, or are looking for a unique way to express their individualism on the field. Not into airsoft, paintball, or LARPing? These creative patches can serve as aesthetic additions to bags, jackets, pants, or any other accessory you can think of! We aim to be entertaining and inclusive when it comes to our products. We mean no offense to anyone with our designs. • 26% cotton, 74% polyester • 3″ (7.6 cm) in diameter • Attachment options: iron-on, sew-on, or safety pin. Hook-and-Loop attachments can be applied easily • Blank product sourced from China, with original design by Red Pawn