Iron On Repair Patches for Clothing 20Pcs, Oval Elbow Knee 11x14cm

• 🔥 Heat Activated Fix: Press a hot iron firmly over the piece and the heat-activated backing bonds to the cloth, covering worn elbows, small tears and moth holes with no needle or thread.
• 🛡️ Fabric Build: Each piece is a soft oval of woven fabric with an adhesive backing, so it flexes with the garment instead of leaving a stiff plate over the mend.
• 📏 11 x 14 cm Ovals: The shape suits a sleeve elbow or a trouser knee, and you can trim one smaller with scissors for narrow seams or awkward corners before pressing it down.
• 🌿 Everyday Mending: Handy for wool jumpers, work overalls, school trousers and cotton shirts, and these denim patches for jeans repair keep much loved clothes in use instead of replacing them.
• ⚠️ Cool And Wash: Wait until the piece has cooled before wearing or washing, then turn the garment inside out for a gentle machine wash to protect the bonded edge.

🔥 A worn elbow or a small tear does not have to mean the end of a favourite jumper. These iron on repair patches for clothing are made for that moment: lay one over the damage, press it with a hot iron, and the garment goes back into rotation looking tidy again. 🛡️ The backing is a heat-activated adhesive layer that grips the cloth once warm, while the face is a woven fabric with a soft, matte texture. Because each piece stays thin, a mended sleeve still bends and folds as normal instead of feeling rigid. 📏 The 11 x 14 cm oval covers a typical sleeve elbow or trouser knee in one go, and you can trim it with scissors for smaller holes or awkward corners. There are twenty in the pack, in five colours with four of each, so there is always a spare for the next thin patch. 🎯 Denim, wool, cotton and most woven fabrics take to them well. Where the damage sits inside the jeans, these iron on denim patches for inside jeans bond to the reverse of the cloth, so the mend stays hidden from the outside. For a stitched finish instead, run a few hand stitches around the edge. Elbow patches for wool jumpers, a torn shirt cuff or a split seam are all a few minutes' work. 🌿 Mending rather than replacing keeps the clothes you already like in use, and saves the cost of a tailor for a job that takes minutes at home. High wear spots such as work jacket elbows benefit from a second pass with the iron from the reverse side. ⚠️ Work on a flat, heat safe surface and let the piece cool completely before the garment is worn or washed. Turn clothes inside out for machine washing, and keep the iron setting suited to the fabric underneath rather than the repair.