KING MOUNTAIN Canvas Iron on Patch,3"×60",Waterproof 100% Cotton Fabric Repair Patch,Used for Various Sofa,Tent,Clothes,Seats,Suitcases (Grass Green)

Used these patches on some small holes on my favorite denim shorts to help them last a little longer. Very easy to cut to size and iron on. They hold really well and do not loosen at all after washing.

I had been seeking iron-on jean repair patches for a considerable amount of time. Upon discovering these and reviewing the shared feedback, I promptly made the purchase. They are easy to apply, adjustable in size, washable, and demonstrate exceptional adhesion. The variety of sizes and colors is also notable, as is their repairability and overall quality. I have not removed them, so I hope they remain in place. Definitely worth the price paid, and I would make the purchase again.

I am one of those people that would rather repair clothing than throw it out because of a small hole. I purchased this in case I needed to do a quick repair job, and it worked fine. It does not hold up long term though. I had to go back and so them on as the glue began to fail. Still, for a quick fix, it worked well and was easy to use.

I used this on the foot rest of a "leather" recliner that had started to peel. The patch sticks very well. It was easy to measure out, cut, then repair the tear. I will definitely buy these again. I also purchased a roll that matched my BBQ cover in texture and color, and it worked just as well.

Great product. Easy to use, durable and great color matches. Only problem is my jeans weren't ready for them. The patch held up great and in the wash, my jeans were ready to retire as they tore around the patch.

Fabric is perhaps a bit too heavy for the application. Works ok, tends to loosen up in the laundry, but can be re-attached with a hot iron after it is dry.

Very sticky if installed right. I used a long piece of it to patch the collar of my denim work jacket. It's a bit stiff to start off with, but softens up over time. It has perfectly stayed on for two rounds in the washer and two years of wear. I think the key is pre-ironing the piece you're going to adhere it to so it's very hot before applying the patch, then use a LOT of heat and pressure. I've also used it on the inside of a few holes in blue jeans and it's holding well for many many washes.

I sewed up a.rip in my sons work pants and then applied the patch. He has worked in the pants several times now and the patch is holding. I machine wash his pants. Patch is as it was when I ironed it on. Success!