Dritz 55240-19T Patches, Iron-On, Twill, Olive, 5 x 5-Inch (2-Count)

They stick well covered up the hole and has stayed in place

These work great!

My husband works in a factory where we have to purchase his uniforms. When he ripped one pair of pants, we didn't want to pay for a new pair, so I bought the patches. The product is packaged as expected. I ironed them on in two different places on the pants. At first they worked like a dream. After a few washings, they started peeling around the edges. I then read the instructions that say, turn inside out when washing and do not dry in the dryer. I ironed them back down, and followed the washing directions. This worked for a couple more washings. The fabric of the patches is pretty durable, and I wasn't ready to give up on them yet, so I sewed around the edges of the patches. They have been washed a few more times, and have stayed on so far. I haven't tried any other brands of this type of patch, so I have nothing to compare it to. I don't know if the other brands will peel around the edges as well. Overall, I have given this product four stars because I am getting what I need from it, I just had to do some hand-stitching around the edges to make it work. This still saved me from having to buy a new pair of pants.

These iron-on patches are the best for covering holes, near-holes, and snags. Simply select the color that best matches the fabric of the garment, turn the garment wrong-side out, apply the patch (cut to appropriate size), press with a heated iron, and there you have it. These things are washable, durable, and add life to garments that may be un-salvageable otherwise. Great value and easy to use!

These work great! Ironing on was easy, super durable, thickness is perfect, and the size was just right! I use these on my husband’s work pants!

This patch does not stick at all. I followed the instructions to the letter and there was ZERO adhesion to my garment. Do not waste your time with this product! Sorry that there isn't a ZERO star option.

Worked fairly well but these are NOT dry cleaning proof and washer proof on all fabrics. Make sure you have a premium iron that gets really hot to ensure good bonding. Those that criticized the bonding probably didn't have a hot enough iron or were using on a fabric that doesn't bond well like stiff denim. I used these to patch holes in two pairs of suit trousers, one made of a fine wool/cashmere blend and the other a more standard wool. The fabrics are probably too fine to be making men's suit pants out of, especially for those with thick thighs like me. I used these patches on either side, adhered inside the trouser legs so they are not seen. (Well, not that anyone is looking between my legs at work - or are they???) Initially the bonding was great, but after sending to the dry cleaners the patches on the more standard wool pants were completely separated from the fabric. They stayed mostly adhered to the wool/cashmere blend that is more like a flannel but came loose a bit and I had to iron them back in those spots. Initially they were a bit stiff and not the gentlest against the skin but that got less so with wear. I also used these to patch a pair of denim but they did not stay bonded at all after washing in the machine and I had to hand sew them into place.

My husband got these gloves years ago but on a Christmas event while putting some marshmallows on the fire his gloves got some holes due to the heat, he is the kind that rather gets them repair because they still have a lot of life, I fix them myself and he is very pleased with the results. Not perfect but does the job!