LCEAIExtra Large Iron-on Patches for Jeans, Use Denim Iron-On Patches Inside and Out, 100% Cotton, Repair Denim Rips Holes & Decorating Kit (8.9"x40",Denim Blue)

I have a shop at home were I often work on metal projects. Anyone who has used an angle grinder is familiar with having the sparks eat a good sized hole on the right side of their shirt just above the waist.This is great to put a patch on both the inside and outside. It can be cut to size and one layer is thicker than normal short material.

This is really great I put the patches on the inside of my jeans so you cant see them. They are so soft I cant feel the patches. Awesome product/

Don’t stay on as good as I would have liked.

I've repaired at least 5 jeans with these patches and have so much material left. It's great for denim or corduroy. I've had to reheat a few patches to get the to set after a couple of times wearing the jeans but otherwise holding up great.

So I can't attest to the performance of this patch material, but the weight and color of this big piece of patch material is a near perfect match to my old ripped out jeans. I'm very pleased with the patch and the seller, and I would not hesitate to recommend either.

Easy to install

Easy application but watch out using high heat in the dryer…. Weaken the adhesive.

Just as advertised. You cut it to size, press it at the recommended temperature at the recommended time and it's done. You get a ton of material for the price too. EDITING REVIEW: it works great but peels off in the first wash, so here's the trick: You press it with a damp (not wet: wring it out) presscloth (I use a white dishcloth or a pillow case) for the recommended times and temp. THEN it stays in place. I"ve had this issue with iron-in interfacing. A steam iron won't do it, and a dry iron won't, but for some reason a damp press cloth melts teh adhesive better and you get a much better seal. just FYI.