- ➤ HIGH DURABILITY EMBROIDERED IRON-ON PATCHES AND STICKER PATCHES: Delicate cutting and sewing, magnificent detail with bright color. Every patch has a durable and sticky adhesive film on the back, providing different applications: 1. Stick onto any flat surface like a phone or laptop. 37.Iron-on transfers or sewing onto fabrics.
- ➤ GREAT CREATIVE DECORATION: A perfect way to show the pride for your country and record your journey around the world.
- ➤EASY TO STICK ON AND IRON ON ANYWHERE: Patches are perfect for bags, jackets, hats, uniforms, suits, shirts, ties, backpacks, hats, military uniforms and more fabrics!
Product Size:
Gassho Village Shirakawago Patch: 7.9 x 6.35 cm, Japan Flag Patch: 7.6 x 5 cm, Pin: 1.5 x 1.8 cm
Features:
A. Patches:
1. Colorful and great decoration for outdoor activities, personal clothing decorations, or collection hobbies.
2. The back of the patches comes with a transparent sticky adhesive film. You can stick the patches on, and you can also iron or sew the patches on the fabrics.
B. Lapel Pin
1. Made of high-quality metal and shiny enamel. Each lapel pin features an easy open butterfly clasp, making it easy to wear them on.
2. Wearing on the lapel pin is also a great way to show your support for a particular country and city you love.
HOW TO STICK ON A PATCH:
1. Peel off the sticker backing of the patch and apply to any flat surface like a phone or laptop.
2. Press down onto the patch for 15 seconds to ensure they stick.
3. The patch can also adhere temporarily to the fabrics without using a clothes iron for the first time. To increase the adhesion, using the clothes iron to iron the patch on and then use a needle thread to sew the patch on the clothing.
HOW TO IRON ON A PATCH:
1. Put the patch in the desired position, and preheat the iron to the hottest setting your fabric can tolerate. Do not use water or steam.
2. Cover the patch with another cloth to protect the patch.
3. Press down the iron for a while with pressure.
4. Turn the clothing inside out and repeat ironing several times on the back.
5. Remove the iron and allow the patch to cool.
6. Repeat the above steps if needed to ensure the patch is secure.
7. If you want the patch to be more secure, you can sew along the side of the patch.
Do not iron the patch on unironable fabrics (low melting point) such as nylon, vinyl, polyester, cordura or leathers.
You could sew the patch directly on these fabrics.
