Installing an Iron-on Patch
When you want to fix a hole in a pair of jeans quickly and with a minimum of fuss, go for an iron-on patch. They’re easy to use (like patching a bike inner tube) and durable. Be sure to purchase a patch that’s clearly labeled as an “iron-on."
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Examine the damage – cut off any long threads and clean off any debris.
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Grab your iron-on patch.
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Turn the pant leg inside out.
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Gently try and lift the scrap of fabric from the inside of the pant leg.
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If the scrap comes off, you no longer need it.
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If the scrap is held firmly in place by the patch, simply trim away the excess fabric from where the scrap is adhered with your scissors, leaving the remaining scrap in place.
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This is useful, but I hope we can see more. In particular, my kids have many holes in polar fleece pants that they love. You can't do an iron-on patch with fleece (the synthetic fiber can't take the heat), and sewing on a patch doesn't seem like a great idea since the material is stretchier than the patch. Does Patagonia have advice on how to repair these?
Just a little video I put together how your your step by step procedure in video formats is done Hope it helps https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T9iCnIr5Su...
Instead of a scrap piece of denim, I put another patch on the inside and iron them together.
Ken Eisman - 답글
Nice instructions for patching jeans, but need a video on how to patch a hole in a fleece jacket. Guessing we can't just put a denim patch on fleece material, as ironing would melt the fleece. Would love suggestions.
Thanks!