If you are a supporter of the emergency services, then there are a few ways you can display and show your support.
For years now, various businesses have been selling ‘thin line’ velcro patches to let people celebrate and share their support for the emergency services.
The ‘thin line’ patches can be worn by anyone who supports the ‘thin’ blue (police), green (ambulance), red (fire), orange (lifeboat) or purple (coastguard).
We have found four examples on Amazon of where you can buy you ‘patch of support’ for the emergency services:
1. ‘Thin Blue Line Badge’ – a great way of showing your support of the police as they risk their lives, daily, to uphold the law and protect the vulnerable.
‘Thin blue line’ patch | Amazon
BEST REVIEW: ‘More then happy with this Product and now sits very nicely On my plate Carrier for airsoft would definitely recommend If you are looking for a good Quality Blue line Union Jack’ – Jack Turner
Buy it from Amazon for 3.99
2. ‘Thin Green Line Badge‘. A fantastic way of showing your support for the incredible men and women of the emergency ambulance service
‘Thin green line patch’ | Amazon
BEST REVIEW: ‘Nicely finished and perfect for my needs’ – Mark
Buy it from Amazon for 3.99
3. ‘Thin Red Line Badge‘. A great way of showing your support for the brave and selfless men and women of the fire and rescue service
‘Thin red line’ patch | Amazon
BEST REVIEW: ‘Arrived a lot quicker than estimated and is good quality. Comes with a velcro back attached that you can sew onto an item you want to fix it too’ – Mr P
Buy it from Amazon for 3.99
4. ‘Tri-Services Badge’. If you support the police, ambulance and fire service in equal measure, then these ‘tri-service’ patches are a great way of showing your support
Tri-service patch | Amazon
BEST REVIEW: ‘Comes with a Velcro back which is sewn on separately, then badge is attached. Exactly as advertised’ – Ms L Carter
Buy it from Amazon for 5.99
You can also show your support for the Lifeboat Service and the Coastguard by searching for the thin ‘orange’ and thin ‘purple’ lines respectively.
Unfortunately, we could not find the ‘orange’ or ‘purple’ patches being sold on Amazon.
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