👕 HTVRONT Iron on Patches - Classic Black Repair Kit (20 Pieces) - Clothing Repair & Decorating - Size 3.7" by 4.9 Review

I have never used a patch and apart from being a beginner and getting burned on an iron it was easy to use! It was really fun to put on. And they were so affordable I could make figurines and mend my baby pants just to torment them!😁

The glue is the best. I have used them on sit down jeans and I have washed them 4 times already and they are still sticky. Others I've used before started peeling off after the first wash. I am very happy with these patches.

This was the first time I used an iron-on patch. Used to secure the inner thigh of my jeans. Very easy to put on and holds up great! I was very happy with the patches (and myself)! I renovated a pair for my son and he seems impressed with them too. Suggest using an iron to heat the area to be patched. Then add a patch, iron it. Then allow it to cool completely before wearing.

My jeans are ripped and frayed just above the knee on jeans that are more functional than stylish. The holes form briefly and then open wide when the tip or corner of the table is pulled on them. One of these patches on the inside will stop wear and tear and extend the life of the jeans. It also looks good when the hole is small. washed out. Be sure to work the iron well on the edges and corners to avoid flaking. It won't work if it's gone from a hole to a gap.

When you've ripped an $80 pair of pants, it's time for repairs. I browsed some videos on YouTube and rode into town in these pants in the photo. You can clearly see where I tried the patch and it worked, but it's pretty ugly. That being said, this is more user error than something wrong with the product. I would recommend everyone to keep them at home just in case. They also come with different colored needle and thread so you can sew them on later which I messed up.

They felt amazing the first day but the adhesion doesn't stick when you want to cover an area that will flex and pull a lot and they are very small. I got them for thigh tears on my jeans and they came off very easily with no difficulty, but came off completely the next day after 24 hours of rest before I had put them on. Just put the jeans on, they took off. They would be nice for decorating clothes, but I don't recommend them for things you wear all the time that need to be attached to them…

Not impressive. Bought to mend blue jeans that were chewed up by my washing machine (another story). Prices are reasonable but if they are not respected then money is wasted. Easy to iron. Like other patches I've used in the past. Comes in multiple denim colors. I ironed the jeans from the inside 👖 so that there were no patches. They seemed to be holding up well, but after the first wash they came off. Because they are on the inside of the garment, they don't even rub during the washing…

Like many people, I don't often use heat patches. It took me a little to prevent the edges of my jeans from curling. The trick here is to follow the instructions and take your time. PROS: - They fit great and I'll have to see how many washes they last. - A good buy for the price and variety of colors. - A small thread, needle and 1 needle were included which was nice. CONS: -None of the shades of blue matched my navy blue jeans (regular color). Those applying them to the outside of denim should

I have an essential insulated coverall that I wear when I'm working outdoors or hunting. A few weeks ago I must have caught her on something because a small hook started to form and got bigger after washing - about 1/2 inch in diameter. Although the hole itself didn't really affect the overall's performance, I found that such holes in cotton garments only get bigger over time and these overalls are no longer made. I'm fine with a needle and thread but this hole was above the knee and with…