👚 Ebateck Assorted Clothing 3.7 Inch and 4.9 Inch Review

I bought these jeans to mend my work jeans. They hold and prevent further tears on the jeans. Do as he said.

These patch irons seem like a quick way to "permanently" fix blue jeans. They apply like any other iron-on patch, except they fell off the jeans after the first wash with warm water.

I've only used them on the inside of my pants/shorts and if they were really bad I'd do it on both sides. They worked great and are solid patches. Much better quality than I expected which is always nice when trying something new. If you have some old ripped jeans/shorts/jorts, go for it, it will bring a little more life to your old purchases. no denim.

Transparent and wafer-thin. The ones I ordered last time are no longer available. and more lies If the patch has no weight or thread count, it is useless. I'm going to cut the ruined jeans and do mine inside out with fabric glue. East worked well. Sometimes the corners lifted up after many washes. Cut something with the scissors and it worked again. Years later the main body's glue still holds and it was attached to the outside. They look better inside. What about exporters? Don't you have…

Tried on, freshly washed jeans straight out of the washer and dryer. instructions followed exactly. The instructions say to iron at 150 degrees. Doesn't speak Fahrenheit or Celsius so I tried both. 150 F isn't very hot, but I tried anyway. Nothing. Then I tried 300 F, which is about 150 C. Nothing. Then I tried the cotton setting that these patches usually call for, which is 400F, which is 150C. Still nothing. They just didn't last. They just didn't stick at all. Wrote a scathing one star…