KING MOUNTAIN Iron-on Repair Patch 20 Pcs Pack,Denim Patches for Jeans Kit 3" by 4-1/4", 100% Cotton Denim Iron-on Repair Patch,Jeans and Clothing Repair and Decoration Kit (Five Color)

Very nice selection of patches to color match your denim needing repaired. Nicely sized to cover multiple hole sizes. Can easily be cut with scissors for your needed application. Very easy to use and holds securely. 3 weeks after using it the patch is still holding up. Would recommend especially at the price point.

These are great and easy to iron on. Saved a few old jeans that were worn in the middle of the leg.

These patches are a practical and affordable way to extend the life of jeans and other clothes. The iron-on backing makes them quick to apply, and they stick well once heated properly. The pack comes with plenty of pieces, so there’s enough for multiple repairs or projects. The denim material itself is decent quality, though a little thinner than some store-bought patches, so for heavier wear areas you may want to reinforce with stitching. Still, they blend in well and do the job of covering holes or strengthening worn spots. Not perfect, but very useful for everyday clothing repairs at a good price.

Easy to attach. Used for jeans and for dog walking pants which washed a lot. No problem. Super strong attached. Will buy more.

I used this to repair a pottery barn cotton duck / canvas couch cover that was damaged by dog claws, with a few small punctures and one big, complicated shred. The patch material is strong and there is a lot of it. It can be layered with itself and also applied back-to-back if it provides additional support. The patch strength doesn’t mean it is hard or unpleasant to the touch - it isn’t. It’s a brushed cotton with a nice hand feel. The color is slightly darker than my sage green couch cover (particularly as it has sun fading), but the colors look good together. One thing is that it is important to get all of the lint off before you start ironing (and that you trim back or remove loose fibers that may interfere with patch adhesion). Iron at a wool or higher temperature for a minute and the patch adheres. Pay special attention to the edges. Adhesive fully bonds / cures in 24 hours. Sewing around the edges is an option if the patch is in an area with high rubbing potential.

Easy to apply, but results may vary. I tried a couple large patches and one small on some worn out pants. They ironed on easily enough, with a piece of parchement paper underneath to keep the glue from sticking to anything other than the pants. The patches all seemed to to be firmly and completely attached, however when washed, 2 of the patches partially released. I am unsure if they will maintain their integrity with the pants fabric without adding some additional stitching. The third patch 100% stayed attached and secure. The only downside is that the patches are still quite stiff and feel a bit like thick paper. The open holes where the patch shows through also are very shiny from the glue. I thought the glue not bonded to fabric would wash off. Maybe it needs a few more washes.

Works like a normal jean patch, but it feels much more solid. I used it to fix my laptop bag and it worked out great. I always sew pieces like this down anyway, but it provided an awesome base and was flexible to fit my piece. I also really liked the feel, kind of like canvas, which made it extra durable.

It's been a long time since I bought some iron on patches but I get distressed when my favorite jeans begin to wear out after only 20 years! I know that you are considered "hip" for waring shredded jeans if you are 30, but not in your Medicare years. I don't care these days if the patches match. These I put on the inside and the outside to reinforce some hand stitching of some fairly good sized rips in the material. These patches are holding on better than my pocket patch is. i had to stitch the corner of the pocket patch to keep it from coming off but these seem to have a better or perhaps more glue. I went online to see the recommendations for ironing these. The advice was the hottest setting for 30 seconds. I was concerned at first that the pieces I ironed on the crotch area would be an irritation but i never felt them at all. The material is very soft and pliable. So you can choose the closest color match if you want, or on the inside, which ever one you don't think you will use outside. Either way, these are woth every penny.

Es súper resistente y se adhiere a la perfección. La calidad se nota, difícilmente se podría desgarrar.

Used this to fix up my canvas bag.

Applies well when initially applied to fabric, but unsticks after one wash

Easy to use, strong and works like a dream.

No había encontrado del mismo color de mi sofá, éste color quedó perfecto, me encantó y se ve muy bien, adjunto las fotos del antes y del después, 100% recomendado, si es poquito lo que tiene en cantidad, pero vale la pena