ZEFFFKA Premium Quality Fabric Iron-on Patches Inside & Outside Strongest Glue 100% Cotton Blue Gray Beige Brown Yellow Red Green Repair Decorating Kit 14 Pieces Size 3" by 4-1/4" (7.5 cm x 10.5 cm)

I like the color variety. Works as advertised.

Excellent quality, easy to use

These iron on patches extend the life of my six-year-old’s pants significantly. He always is busting a knee. These iron on relatively easily and hold up pretty well in the dryer. I like how you can buy them in jeans, khaki, and a range of brighter colors. These patches aren’t a long-term repair. They start to peel at the edges a bit, and to show wear. I wouldn’t be happy with it on adult clothes. But for kids it’s fine, because by the time my kid grows out of something he wears regularly enough to bust a knee, it’s in really bad shape and has to be thrown away anyway.

These iron-on patches worked really well. Once applied properly, they hold great and do exactly what they’re supposed to do. You do have to keep the iron on a bit longer than I expected, and it’s important to let everything fully set and dry for about 24 hours before using or washing. As long as you follow that, the results are solid. So far, so good. I’m very happy with them and would definitely buy them again.

After a few washes these start to come off. My solution is to iron them or heat press them on, then stitch around them. I tend to use them to reinforce the crotch of my jeans or other pants and they do a great job holding up against my thighs rubbing on them. I’ve also cut them up and used them on my daughter’s leggings after she gets holes in them, for that scenario, I turn the pants inside out and put parchment paper in between the layers. I the. Iron them on as directed. The parchment paper prevents the heat activated adhesive from sticking to the other side of the pant leg. The variety of colors is nice as I can use them on all kinds of colorful clothes.

Easy to iron on this patch,used to fix about an two inch tear in a sheet,very easy to iron on!!!

I used the black one to repair my husband's sport coat which had been damaged when he was fastening his seat belt. I used it adhesive facing out, which worked well; I covered it with paper to iron it. However, I should have also covered the rest of the fabric where the iron sat, with paper as well -- I think the fabric is part polyester, and there are some spots that look a little melty. The patch itself is functioning really well; I can hardly see where the tears were.

Great for minor iron on repair for clothing.