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An enveloping blanket shape unique in its versatility, balancing comfort with high glamour. It may be worn with either exposed suede or shearling for two distinct textures and attitudes. The collar is fastened with one crochet closure, and there are two hidden pockets for warming hands and holding essentials.
I have previously ordered from this seller and love their high quality designs. I must have caught them on a sub-par day as the item (arriving in lovely packaging that’s well designed as always) had a couple of very minor issues. The tongue has a defect where it hasn’t come out great, the teeth are slightly different to the design picture, and the edges are starting to fray. There’s a small spelling error on the packaging (maek instead of make) too. Just small things that are not up to the seller’s usually very high quality standards. I’ll seal the edges to stop the threads coming off and sorting out the tongue, it’s no big deal just a shame. I really like the attention to detail on the themed packaging and I would still recommend the seller and buy from them again, I think this is just a minor mistake.
Very nice product and nice packaging too
The quality of the product is exceptional!
It matched the description perfectly!
It exceeded my expectations!
Thanks!
Iron-on patches are convenient to apply, requiring only an iron and a flat surface. This makes them user-friendly and accessible for individuals who may not have sewing skills.
Unlike traditional sew-on patches that need to be stitched onto fabric, iron-on patches eliminate the need for sewing. This can save time and effort, making them a popular choice for quick customization.
Iron-on adhesive is versatile and can be applied to a variety of fabrics, including cotton, denim, and canvas. It allows for customization on clothing items, bags, hats, and more.
Iron-on patches can provide a temporary or semi-permanent solution. If applied correctly, they can withstand regular wear and washing. However, they can also be removed by reheating the adhesive if you want to change or reposition the patch.
Iron-on patches provide a smooth and uniform attachment to the fabric, creating a clean and professional look without visible stitches on the front side.
Iron-on patches are often used for decorative purposes, allowing individuals to express their style, interests, or affiliations. They are popular in fashion, DIY crafting, and for creating personalized accessories.
Suitable for S sized jackets
Suitable for M sized jackets
Suitable for L sized jackets and above
€ 9.00
€ 9.00
€ 30.00 – € 55.00
€ 30.00 – € 55.00
We offer free worldwide shipping for any product over $40. All products are eligible for complimentary exchanges and returns within 30 days of delivery date.
Due to high volume of orders, orders will be fullfilled within 2-3 working days. If you need your order rushed, please contact [email protected]
As soon as your order leaves our atelier, you will receive a tracking number. For US orders you will receive it between 5 to 10 working days. For EU orders you will receive it in 3 to 8 working days.
If you don't want your patches to have iron on adhesive foil please contact us or write in the comment section of your order that you want it without iron on.
Set your hand iron at the hottest temperature setting. DO NOT USE STEAM DURING APPLICATION!
Place patch in the desired position and place a pressing cloth (such as a handkerchief, sheet or pillowcase fabric) over top. DO NOT use bare iron directly on patch or it will burn!
Press the iron straight down for 2 to 4 min. with as much constant pressure as possible. NO BACK AND FORTH.
Turn the garment inside-out and press hard for 2 to 4min.
Let the patch cool and check if it’s stuck. If it’s not iron the garment again from the inside.
Don’t worry, in the package of your patch you will find a full description and instructions on how to apply it to fabric. If you still have questions, please write to us.
While you can wash items that have iron-on patches properly attached, care must be taken. Only wash in cold to lukewarm water and where possible, hand wash the item. If washing in the machine, only use the gentle cycle. Always turn the garment with the iron-on patch inside out when washing it. Try to keep washing to a minimum, to preserve the patch and if its edges fray a lot, you may need to trim them or even stitch them back down.