In this day and age, getting something done quickly is what life is all about! If you don't have any soft side velcro to add on velcro patches, then you can order a sew-on Patch, and skip the sewing.
The process is quick and easy with a product called "patch attach"
You can buy patch attach in most fabric stores - such as Michaels, Joannes Fabrics, etc. The cost is minimal (usually around $3.99 per bottle) and it will save you tons of time. And the result is a permanent washable bond that will keep your custom patches in place.
Forget about needles and thread. Leave the job to us. Let our experienced in-house graphic artists take your design vision and create a custom digital proof for your approval. Use our 12 years of patch creation experience and design and state-of-the-art embroidery methods and high-quality thread to make your custom embroidered patches to order then ship them to straight to you.
How to use Patch Attach:
1. If possible, pre-wash fabric or garment to remove sizing.
2. Apply Patch Attach along the edge of the entire patch back.
3. Let glue dry for 10 minutes.
4. Position patch on garment. Cover with press cloth to avoid scorching.
5. Press with dry iron on cotton setting (no steam) for 60 seconds.
6. If possible, iron on reverse side for an additional 30 seconds.
It really is that easy! BAM - your patches are on your uniform or tactical gear permanently - new sewing required.
HELPFUL HINTS FOR USING PATCH ATTACH:
• Patch Attach can be washed off with water before ironing, even if it’s dry.
• For Plastic Backed Patches with embroidery, apply glue only to the embroidered edge.
• Do not apply Patch Attach to entire patch back.• Patch Attach is permanent once it is ironed. It is machine washable and dry-cleanable.
• Be sure the patch and fabric can take high heat. Not recommended for satins, leather, or other fabrics that may be thin, sheer or delicate.
• Old T-shirts make good pressing cloths.
• If ironed properly, Patch Attach will go from white to clear. Re-iron if necessary.
• Do not iron through padded or insulated fabrics.
Try Patch attach today and don't worry about sewing anything, just use patch attach and iron and get the patches where you need them!
