Iron on embroidered patches are embroidered decorations that can be easily attached to clothing or other fabrics by ironing. The following is a detailed introduction:

Material and craftsmanship – Iron on embroidered patches

Material:
Embroidery thread: cotton thread, polyester thread and other wear-resistant and washable threads are mostly used.
Base fabric: generally cotton, polyester, nylon and other fabrics, which have good adhesion and durability.
Glue: used to fix the patch during ironing, usually using hot melt glue or special adhesive.
Craftsmanship:
Embroidery: embroider various patterns and texts on the base fabric by machine or hand.
Glue treatment: apply glue on the back of the patch so that it can be firmly attached to the clothing during ironing.

Types and uses

Types:
Text patches: such as names, slogans, slogans, etc., are often used for personalized customization.
Pattern patches: such as animals, cartoons, flowers, etc., are used to decorate and beautify clothing.
Logo patches: such as brand logos, team badges, etc., are used to show identity and belonging.
Uses:
Clothing decoration: used for personalized decoration of T-shirts, jeans, jackets and other clothing.
Accessory production: such as hats, backpacks, shoes and other accessories.
Gift customization: such as making patches with special meaning as gifts for friends and family.

Selection and purchase

Pattern and text: Choose the appropriate pattern and text according to personal preferences and needs.
Size and shape: Choose the appropriate size and shape according to the clothing and purpose.
Quality: Choose patches with exquisite embroidery, clear patterns and firm adhesive backing.
Price: The price varies according to factors such as material, craftsmanship, and brand. You can choose according to your budget.

Use and maintenance

How to use:
Cleaning clothes: Make sure the surface of the clothes is clean and free of oil stains.
Ironing preparation: Put the patch on the clothes and heat it with an iron to melt the adhesive backing and firmly attach it to the clothes.
Ironing tips: The iron temperature is moderate to avoid excessive damage to the clothes; keep the iron in even contact with the patch when ironing to avoid bubbles or wrinkles.
Maintenance method:
Avoid machine washing: Hand washing or dry cleaning can extend the service life of the patch.
Gentle washing: Use neutral detergent, avoid using bleach or strong alkaline detergent.
Avoid high temperature ironing: When ironing, avoid directly ironing the patch part to avoid damaging the embroidery pattern or adhesive backing.