


Mending Wappen
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These repair patches are for garments you want to keep wearing.
When your clothes have a small hole or you notice a frayed spot,
these patches can be used not just to cover them up, but to extend the time you can spend with that garment.
Available in two sizes, large and small.
We also offer two facial orientations: facing right and facing left.
Apply them to slightly damaged areas like cuffs, elbows, around pockets, or hems.
Of course, they can also be used as markers or small decorations, not just for repairs.
Rather than restoring a garment to its original state,
we hope you'll use these patches in a way that allows the repair marks to become part of its character,
making it uniquely yours.
Details
Size (cm)
| Height | Width | |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 2.6 | 1.4 |
| Large | 5.0 | 2.7 |
How to apply with an iron
Place the patch on the desired spot, cover it with a pressing cloth, and press firmly with a medium-heat iron.
Once it has cooled, check the adhesion. If the edges are lifting, press again.
If using on areas subject to frequent washing or friction, it is recommended to stitch it in a few places for added security.
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Set
These repair patches are for garments you want to keep wearing.
When your clothes have a small hole or you notice a frayed spot,
these patches can be used not just to cover them up, but to extend the time you can spend with that garment.
Available in two sizes, large and small.
We also offer two facial orientations: facing right and facing left.
Apply them to slightly damaged areas like cuffs, elbows, around pockets, or hems.
Of course, they can also be used as markers or small decorations, not just for repairs.
Rather than restoring a garment to its original state,
we hope you'll use these patches in a way that allows the repair marks to become part of its character,
making it uniquely yours.
Details
Size (cm)
| Height | Width | |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 2.6 | 1.4 |
| Large | 5.0 | 2.7 |
How to apply with an iron
Place the patch on the desired spot, cover it with a pressing cloth, and press firmly with a medium-heat iron.
Once it has cooled, check the adhesion. If the edges are lifting, press again.
If using on areas subject to frequent washing or friction, it is recommended to stitch it in a few places for added security.
A Little Note
