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TMNT × Toronto Raptors Patch — Peace Collective (Deadstock)

$29.00 CAD
$29.00 CAD
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This piece sits at the intersection of two nostalgic systems — sports and animation.

Rather than choosing one, it layers them. The result is subtle. Not overtly character-driven, but informed by it.

It’s a reminder that nostalgia isn’t singular — it’s often composed of overlapping references that evolve together over time.

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Objects that already lived in culture. Curated and preserved by Slam Dunks Studios as artifacts of modern nostalgia.

This TMNT × Toronto Raptors patch is a small crossover artifact where basketball culture meets animated nostalgia. Preserved in its original packaging, it reads less like a souvenir and more like a compact piece of Toronto pop-culture memory.

- deadstock Peace Collective patch in original packaging
- combines Toronto Raptors language with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles nostalgia
- compact collectible object for jackets, bags, display, or archive storage
- strong fit for The Vault as a cultural artifact
- blends sport, character, and local memory in one stitched piece
- not produced by Slam Dunks Studios
- selected for its crossover energy and displayable graphic quality

this release is a part of the Vault Archive

about Vault Archive

Vault Archive — Crossovers

A selection of objects that capture moments where cultural systems intersect — sport, animation, and design.

These artifacts are preserved for their context as much as their form.

This piece sits at the intersection of two nostalgic systems — sports and animation.

Rather than choosing one, it layers them. The result is subtle. Not overtly character-driven, but informed by it.

It’s a reminder that nostalgia isn’t singular — it’s often composed of overlapping references that evolve together over time.

Care Instructions:
• Stitching is recommended for long-term use
• If heat applying, use garment-safe settings
• Avoid frequent washing or high abrasion

FAQ:

Q: Is this patch new?
A: Yes. It is deadstock and unused.

Q: Is this an official collaboration?
A: It is produced by Peace Collective, known for licensed and themed collaborations.

Q: Can I display this instead of using it?
A: Yes. It works well as a small framed or desk object.

Q: Does it come with original packaging?
A: Yes, including backing card and protective sleeve.