Cowgirl Western Iron On Patches Embroidered Cowboy Boots Appliques Wholesale For Clothing Hats Backpacks
$1.99 USD
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Quantity
- Embroidered
- Polyester thread
- Iron-on backing
- Size: 3??H x 2??W
- Multiple Patterns:Our western cowboy boot patches offers a wide range of colors, white, pink, yellow, brown, purple, orange,dark blue, and red. You'll find the perfect shade for your project.
- Premium Material: Our costume decorative patches are mainly made of quality non-woven fabrics cloth, computerized embroidery with very neat lines, not easy to fade, reliable and durable, can be used for a long time.
- Easy to Use: With hot melt adhesive glue on the back, so you can fix them on your clothes with an iron, and you can also sew them on your dresses if you want them to stay longer. Kids and adults can have fun using iron on patches for DIY art projects.
- Widely Used: Suitable for jeans, leather vests, coat, backpacks, canvas bag, hat, shoes and other clothes, mix and match to create your own vintage style on old jeans, ball cap or vintage jacket. Also a cool trendy way to repair or cover holes in worn out garments.You can use these preppy patches to cover holes/stains or as decorations for DIY creative and personalize backpacks and clothing like jeans, jackets, T-shirts, socks, hats, bags, and shoes.
- Cleaning: Washing machine can be used, will not fall off. Surface dust can also be wiped off with a damp rag.
- Processing Time: 2-5 business days
- Estimate Delivery Time: 6-10 business days
- We ship internationally, If you do not see your country available in the shipping options, please send us an email and we can most likely add it.
- We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return or exchange.
3 Ways To Apply
Iron on
Sew On
Glue On
How To Iron on Patches
- Preheat your iron: Set your iron to 160~180 ??.
- Prepare the clothes: Ensure that the clothes or fabric item you plan to attach the patch to is clean and free from wrinkles. Lay it flat on a hard and heat-resistant surface.
- Position the patch: Place the iron-on patch face up wherever you'd like.
- Protect the patch: Place a thin cloth or fabric on top of the patch before ironing. This prevents direct contact between the iron and the patches.
- Apply heat: Place the hot iron on top of the patch, directly over the design. Apply firm, even pressure without moving the iron around. Hold it in place for about 30~40 seconds.
- Apply heat to the back: Turn clothes inside-out and place the hot iron on the back of the patch for about 30~40 seconds.
- Allow to set: Let the patch and clothes to cool down for a few minutes. Avoid touching the patch while it's still warm. It's generally recommended to wait at least 24 hours before washing.
Note: If you've followed the above steps and your patch is still not sticking, it might be worth considering alternative attachment methods such as sewing or using fabric glue.
