One bundle price for all of Retrorocket Emblems' Artemis Patches.
This is a set of six patches that mark some major technical milestones of the Artemis II flight. These will be hybid dye-sublimation patches and embroidery patches. I wanted the dye-sublimtion to provide an authentic background with embroidery in the classic style for tactile and visual appeal. Each patch is in the same five-sided shape as the Artemis Program logo. The major milestones in this release include:
The patches are 4" tall.
As the Artemis Program progresses, additional patches will be added to the set for new Artemis milestones.
Patches will not be sold individually at this time.
Shipping anticipated to begin first week of February 2026.
I am excited to release Part II of my ongoing mosaic of linked mission patches, inspired by NASA’s Artemis II. This design depicts two astronauts inside the Orion capsule, gazing out the window in quiet awe at the lunar surface—a moment of reflection that captures the human side of this historic mission. Created to interlock with the first patch, it advances a larger, story-driven mosaic. Earth rises over the limb of the Moon, echoing Apollo 8—a mission with similar objectives. Artemis II represents a human return not just to the Moon, but to firsthand experience, and I’m excited to share this next chapter with collectors. The patch is 4 inches wide and features a hybrid embroidery and DTF construction.
Retrorocket Emblems is releasing an Artemis I patch, which is the kick-off patch for a mosaic of patches to be released throughout the span of the Artemis program. These patches will interlock into a larger design and commemorate major milestones of humankind's endeavour to once again land on and explore the moon. I expect there will be at least 8 but possibly up to 12 patches in this set.
The first patch commemorates the Artemis I un-crewed mission to orbit the Orion spacecraft around the moon and back, which will be an full integrated flight test of the SLS launcher, ICPS stage and Orion spacecraft on a mission to the moon and back. The patch is four inches / 10cm wide.
The first patch is for the uncrewed Artemis I mission launching in August 2022.
