Pink Letter Patch Patches Iron on / Sew on Retro Alphabet

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This Appliques & Patches item by CheshiresChestUK has 221 favorites from shoppers. Ships from United Kingdom. Listed on Jan 10, 2024
Adorning your clothes with patches was a popular trend in the 90's that has resurfaced and you'll no doubt notice it the next time you're shopping on the high street or visiting your favourite online retailers. These patch letters are a fun and quirky way to express your style and add some personality to your clothing or other apparel like bags, hats or even soft furnishings. We're stocking a growing range of patches that include words as well as slogans and symbols from your favourite movies, games, cartoons or brands. You're only limited to your own creativity when coming up with the right combination for you next statement piece. Product Features: 100% Brand New & High Quality! Type: Embroidered Alphabet Iron on / Sew on patch Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter Colour: Pink / White background Size: 4.5cm x 3.5cm approximately Ironing Instructions 1. Ensure your garment is clean & freshly laundered (this includes new items). 2. Set your iron to the "COTTON" setting, for five minutes ((Important: Ensure NO STEAM)) 3. Thoroughly iron the area of your garment where the patch (or patches) will be placed. 4. Place the patch on your garment, embroidery facing up. 5. Place a cloth or light towel over the patch and using a slow circular motion, press firmly for 30 seconds. 6. Turn your garment inside out, and iron the back of the patch for 30 seconds. 7. Let cool for one minute. If the edge of the patch can be lifted, repeat step 6 Please Note: Do NOT try to iron the patches onto un-ironable fabrics with a low melting point such as nylons, vinyls or leathers. Aftercare: Once your patch is applied do not bleach your garment. To protect your patches we recommend washing at a maximum of 30 degrees on a gentle cycle. For regular washed items it may be be beneficial to add some stitches to secure the patches in place.