Meet your new favourite little troublemaker: the embroidered pigeon patch.
Designed by Jacqui Ma of Goodordering and proudly made in the UK, this beautifully detailed bird is here to perch itself onto your life (and frankly, make everything a bit more fun).
Woven with intricate stitching and loads of character, this isn’t your average patch. It’s a high-quality little streetwise pigeon—designed in Hackney and crafted with care—bringing just the right mix of charm, cheek, and East London attitude. At 8cm tall, it’s the perfect size to make a statement without shouting too loudly… though pigeons are rarely known for subtlety.
Iron it on or sew it on—bags, jackets, denim, hats, or anything else that’s begging for a glow-up. It’s especially perfect for personalising your Goodordering bag, turning everyday essentials into something completely your own.
A brilliant gift for craft lovers, patch collectors, or anyone who enjoys adding a bit of personality (and a wink of humour) to their belongings.
Because life is better with a pigeon on it.
🐦⬛ ALAN WICKMAN
Bird: Crow
Age: 68
Lives: Ladbroke Grove, London
Occupation: Philosophy professor
Description: Alan is highly intelligent, deeply observant and quietly intimidating. He has the composed, theatrical manner of someone who is accustomed to being the cleverest person in the room and has very little patience for nonsense. He speaks carefully, rarely raises his voice and can make a single word sound like a disciplinary hearing. Alan is cultured, knowledgeable and slightly sinister, with a very dry sense of humour. He plays the piano exceptionally well, although this is something he rarely mentions and the others are always surprised to discover. Strangely, Alan is married to a woman who is his complete opposite — she is loud, bubbly, chaotic and endlessly sociable. Nobody quite understands how they work, least of all Alan.
Likes: Philosophy, books, knowledge, classical music, playing the piano, interesting objects, intelligent conversation, silence and being right.
Dislikes: Stupidity, unnecessary noise, small talk, being interrupted, ignorance, clutter and having to explain things twice
