Quirky FactoryInside-Out Patches Iron On-Cool Classics (Cool Classics)

I had a stressed pair of pants that I was wanting to use these for and they turned out wonderful. I love the plaid and the colors. They are simple to work with as well. Iron and go.

This was just the kind of patch I was looking for and I found it relatively easy to execute a couple of jean patches. The fabric swatches are cute and everything seemed to be working well. However, the adhesive seemed a bit weak and both patches required stitching subsequently. One was for stretchy jeans and the other was not stretchy. Just want to let people know to be prepared to do a little sewing. However, I am happy with the result. Some of the fabric swatches or maybe all have a tendency to fray at the edges, it would be nice if they could be a non-fraying material. Just a few nits, I am overall happy. :)

Worked great. Instructions are included.

I like the material, but the adhesive did not survive one wash. I will now have to sew them on.

Terrible. A pain in the neck to apply...add the adhesive strip cut it exactly to the hold shape...and then, the patches fell off after two washings. (One lasted a little longer but fell of after about a month). The other ones I bought....not the inside out but the ones that came with adhesive already on...for the outside have lasted a year so far. These are terrible. Super disappointed.

Great patch kit! I've used this on some jeans a few times and I highly recommend.

Iron them on, then stitch them into place. The adhesive is very poor, patches will either come loose in the wash or loosen as you wear the garment.

The best customer service ever and a great product idea. It works as expected. I patched a vintage dress with this, it worked like a charm. It's not only for denim pants. At first it seems complicated but it really isn't. It's best to use a practice pair of shorts or clothing item you don't care about to practice on. Just to get the hang of how to do it without worry of ruining anything. The iron on glue is not on the fabric pieces. It comes with a sheet of the iron on glue fabric, that you put in between the plaid or bandana print patch and the clothing item you want to use. You need to cut out a hole that matches the hole on your jeans ( or whatever ). I used it to repair a hole in a cute 1950's bandana print dress. It worked great.