ZEFFFKA 8PACK Iron On Patches for Indoor and Outdoor Strongest adhesive 100% cotton Various repair-decorating set 14 pieces Size 3" x 4-1/4" (7.5 cm x 10.5 cm)

["Package includes: 14 iron-on fabric patches, size 3\" x 4-1/4\" (7.5 cm x 10.5 cm). This ideal size helps conceal the weak spots of small and large holes and is sufficient to create your own design. The different colors perfectly match your respective clothing. The front of the patches is made of 100% cotton, the back is equipped with the strongest fusible adhesive film. Patches made in the EU with high-quality materials.","Easy to apply: Heat your iron to maximum, then place the patch on the desired spot and press over the patch for 60 seconds. You don't need to sew the patch on or use additional fabric glue, the fusible adhesive film on each patch is very durable on its own. CAUTION: Do not apply the patches with a hair straightener or other heating items, only with an iron.","Suitable for Outdoor & Indoor Use: You can attach the patches on the outside of a piece of clothing. Use scissors or a punching machine to cut the patches to the desired size or shape. You can also attach the patches from the inside of a garment, so that the shiny back of the patch is visible through the hole. After a few washes, the shiny adhesive will disappear and it will look like regular fabric.","Machine Washable: Ironed-on patches are washable at high temperatures; they can also be dried in a dryer at high temperature. Even if the applied patch material starts to peel off after some time, simply iron the patch material again. A patch can be re-ironed at least 3 times, even after washing. To prevent felting and rolling up, pay special attention to the corners, edges, and seams when applying the patches.","Cost-Saving: Repair crotch areas, knees, pockets, etc., or use the patches to prevent future problems. Place a patch inside the piece of clothing on a weak spot before the problem occurs. Not only pants and jackets can be patched, but also bed sheets, car seats, even socks, and much more. Carefully read the instructions of the fabric you want to repair, it must withstand the highest temperature of an iron."]