Iron or Sew on Installation:

Prepare the Patch:
Remove the protective backing by locating the slit in the paper on the back of the patch.
Carefully peel off the protective backing to expose the adhesive.
To avoid tearing or sticking of the backing paper, remove it slowly and evenly.
 If there are any stubborn spots of backing paper, moisten your fingernail and gently scratch it off.

Sewing on - Leather Jackets/Vests:
Place the patch on the desired location. The adhesive will temporarily hold it in place.
Use single or double stitching along the border of the patch. (Do not use the iron-on method for
waterproof rainwear, rayon, nylon, velvet, acrylic, minky, leather, or vinyl).



Iron on - on Cotton, Cotton Blends, Velour, Denim, and Wool:
Preheat your iron: Set it to the cotton setting and allow it to fully heat up.

Positioning and Ironing:   
Place the patch on the desired location on the back of your jacket or vest.
Firmly press down with your fingers on the patch to ensure proper contact on all edges.
Cover the patch with a towel to create a barrier between the iron and the patch.
Press the heated iron onto the towel-covered patch with even pressure for 15 seconds.
Check all edges to ensure the patch is securely attached.
If needed, iron over specific areas for an additional 10-15 seconds to reinforce adhesion.

Sewing after ironing on Cotton blends, Velour, Denim and Wool:
For enhanced durability and longevity, sew around the edges of the patch after it has been ironed on. This
additional step will provide added durability if desired.