Mom Told to Put Russian Trophy Patch is an embroidered rectangular patch produced on an olive-brown textile base with a stitched border. The design is entirely text-based and consists of three lines of Cyrillic lettering stitched in light thread without additional symbols or graphic elements.

The original Cyrillic text reads “МАМА СКАЗАЛА НАДЕТЬ.” Translated into English, the phrase means “Mom told to put [it on].” The wording functions as an everyday spoken expression used here in a slogan-based form. It does not reference any unit, rank, weapon system, or organizational structure and carries no formal designation.

This item is classified as a Russian slogan trophy patch and represents a form of informal personal identification used alongside standard equipment. Such text-only designs are associated with modern conflict-context visual culture and are collected for their linguistic message rather than heraldic or institutional meaning.

The patch fits within the category of a war in Ukraine slogan patch and reflects contemporary non-regulated patch production. Its restrained color palette aligns with field-style usage while remaining purely decorative in purpose.

Manufacturing characteristics indicate non-industrial production with embroidered lettering and fabric edging suitable for sewing or hook-and-loop attachment. Minor differences in stitching tension, thread tone, and textile wear may be present, and each example should be considered an individual item.

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