ZEFFFKA Small Premium Quality Denim Iron On Jean Patches No-Sew Shades of Blue 8 Pieces Cotton Jeans Repair Kit 2" by 3"

These iron on patches saved a pair of my favorite, most comfortable jeans, which had embarrassingly large holes in the rear and aside the zipper (not the trendy holes you can now pay extra for). So I ironed these patches on the inside of my jeans, following the directions exactly - no steam, high heat at least 30 seconds - and then sewed the corners and some of the edges on to prevent curling. I waited days before wearing or washing. Happy to say that I've worn them and washed them and they've held up. For 5 stars, I'd like a patch that will stay without any sewing, but that product probably doesn't exist.

My husband and I have lost a good amount of weight and have been putting off buying new jeans until we got closer to our goal weights - unfortunately his jeans were wearing out completely. We had already taken them multiple times to be patched up at a local alterations place where the lady kept telling me it was a lost cause. Desperate - my husband asked me if we could try iron on patches one more time. I had tried a different brand and they did not hold up at all. These, however, were super easy to use and have been extremely durable. I even bought needle and Jean thread in case I was going to have to resort to some stitching. Didn’t even need that - these patches adhered quickly and have stayed on without issue and through heavy wear and washings. These patches will definitely help us get through this phase until we’re ready to buy new jeans. Follow the directions and easy to use!

I have nothing bad to say about the product. I might've just wanted too much from it. My favorite jeans had a tear in the crotch area, and this patch, even combined with a specialized cloth adhesive couldn't cover it up. Not the fault of the product. I would just say to limit use at rips and tears along flat parts of clothing and not at complex seams.

Unlike some reviewers, for me this worked well. I followed the instructions, in my case I used it as the elbow patch on a fabric jacket. Washed the jacket, dried it, ironed it on, then ironed the back side of the patch (as instructed) for 30 seconds, ,gave it 12 hours to settle (not in instructions), and used the jacket every day for the next 3 months with no issues., The elbow rubs on machinery which caused the tear in the first place, and now the patch rubs the machinery and no more issues on the jacket.

Not the best jean patches, but they're cheap - so great to have on hand for when you need a last-minute fit. Hell, you can even iron it on with your straightener (though iron is best for the best results). It works great for about a day or two, but definitely NOT a permanent fix.If you are trying to fix jeans you love and plan to keep wearing for another year or so - I would say just bite the bullet and spend the money to get better quality jean patches.

At then beginning ng, it does the job. It sticks on the clothes, but you have to add extra heat for it to be fully attached to the jean. I think it’s good for emergency cases but not for the long term, after washing my jeans a couple times, it started falling off.

The patches are good patches, they work well, and resemble the product picture. I didn't realize they were so small, they seem bigger in the picture. Actually a little smaller than a credit card. The description probably mentions that. Still large enough for my needs.

My sewing machine was not equipt to sew narrow pant leg patches and my grandson had 5 pants to fix. I wanted to please the daughter-in-law so I purchased these patches with the hopes they would work. Yes they sure did. The jean material is soft and pliable. There are a few shades to chose from in the package I purchase. I was very pleased with the outcome. Just remember to turn off the STEAM and control the heat of your iron.

I suppose these would work great if you have a hole in the knee or needed to patch a denim jacket, but if it’s on an inseam on skinny jeans it will chafe your skin badly. The resin also has a yellow stain that makes it noticeable when you iron. I applied these to the inside of the tear so the yellow resin wouldn’t be noticeable and because the patch is much thicker and stronger than other ones it made the jeans too painful to wear because it pinched my skin when I walked. I would give this 3 1/2 stars because they do work and I could see them being useful for toddlers’ jeans where you can just add to the knees as a preventative step, but it didn’t fit my needs.

Arrived next day. Seller sent instructions for use, and messages asking if product met expectations.Used this today, a so far so good. Don't press on patches too firmly as the glue may leak. I have used these to extend the girth for my staffies indoor coat. The patches have been used on a furry fabric, a Velcro and has resulted in a neat a strong extension to keep my pudgy girl warm on the cold winter nights.

Good quality patches, they stick well, and are thin enough to be strong but not particularly noticeable when wearing. I've not washed the jeans yet, but instructions say they withstand hot washes. I stuck them inside the jeans to avoid an obvious patch, and they worked well. I've now rescued three pairs of jeans that had gone through at the knees.

I've repaired the crutch of 3 sets of jeans so far with these. Unfortunately the first pair had such a large hole that I had to use multiple patches to repair, but this wasn't an issue - I fitted the first patch then left the jeans and patches to cool for 15 minutes before overlapping the patch by 1cm and fixing the rest of the hole. All 3 sets have been through multiple wash cycles and still holding well.

I wanted these patches for my black Jean's but the darkest colour in the pack wasn't black like it says, it was abit lighter but didn't matter to me really as they were just for the inside of my jeans (thigh rub). They are super easy to use but after reading reviews before purchasing these my self, a lot of people said that they had to sew the corners down. I see what they mean but I just used Wunderweb.