Iron-on Patches for Jeans
£ 7.90
- Quick jean repairs
- 5 durable patches in different shades
- 12.5 × 9.5 cm – easily cut to shape
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Description
A small hole in a pair of jeans can quickly grow if it is not repaired in time. These iron-on denim patches cover the hole or reinforce a worn area using an ordinary iron. A simple repair that helps you keep wearing your jeans for longer.
The pack contains five patches in different denim shades. Choose the closest colour for a discreet repair, or use a contrasting shade if you would like the patch to be seen.
The patches are thin but durable. Once ironed into place, they feel almost paper-thin against the fabric. This creates a smooth repair and reduces the chance of the edges catching and starting to lift.
Each patch measures 12.5 × 9.5 cm and can easily be cut to suit the hole or worn area.
A short guide is also printed on the back of the packaging.
- Cut the patch so it covers the worn area with a small margin. Round the corners.
- Position the patch where you want it.
- Place a piece of baking paper over the patch. Set the iron to three dots and do not use steam.
- Press with the iron for 40 seconds.
- If possible, turn the garment inside out and press from the other side with baking paper in between.
- Leave the repair to set overnight before wearing the garment.
The patches bond particularly well to jeans made from 100% cotton. Bonding can vary on stretch jeans and other fabric blends.
Avoid ironing the patch over seams. If the repair needs to cross a seam, reinforce the patch with a few stitches around the edge.
The garment can be washed at 40°C. Do not tumble dry.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.0253 kg |
|---|---|
| Material | Cotton, Elastane, Polyester |
| Care Instructions | 40°C Normal Wash, Do Not Dry Clean, Do Not Bleach, Medium Iron, Do Not Tumble Dry |
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Worked perfectly, very satisfied.
Haven’t tried ironing them on as they didn’t match the colour of the jeans, unfortunately.
Very good. It’s great to be able to repair instead of throwing away!