Fulfiled by Size: 1.9*2.8 inch Pack of 3pcs Key benefits Fast, practical : ironon patches cover rips, holes, and discolored areas in seconds, restoring garment appearance without sewing. Simple application: hot glue on the back side enables secure ironon adhesion to appropriate fabrics. Adds character while repairing: the cool middle finger patch both conceals damage and gives clothing a distinctive look. Function and features Hot glue backing for ironingon application. Designed to cover rips, discoloration, and holes on clothing. Compact size (1.9*2.8 inch) and sold as a pack of 3pcs for multiple repairs or placements. Compatibility and fabric guidance on mediumtoheavy woven fabrics such as denim and cotton — these provide a stable base for ironon patches. Choose garments that are at least as heavy as the patch for reliable adhesion. Check the fabric care label to confirm the item can be ironed. If there is no label, identify the material before applying heat. Caution with polyester: the heat needed to activate the hot glue can burn or discolor polyester fabrics. Do not use on silk or other delicate fabrics — these are not suitable for ironon patches. How to apply (simple 7step process) 1. Examine the fabric and the care label to confirm it is suitable for ironing. 2. Lay the garment flat on a heatresistant surface. 3. Position the patch over the damaged or discolored area. 4. Heat an iron to the appropriate setting for the garment (follow garment care instructions). 5. Place a thin towel or press cloth over the patch to protect fabric and patch surface. 6. Press the heated iron firmly over the patch for several seconds to activate the hot glue. 7. Remove the iron and allow the patch to cool before moving the garment. Practical use scenarios a knee hole or abrasion on jeans quickly between washes or before going out. Conceal a discolored spot on a cotton shirt collar or sleeve without replacing the garment. a backpack or denim jacket while covering small tears or worn spots. Important notes Always test on a hidden seam or scrap if you are unsure about the fabric's reaction to heat. Follow the garment care label and exercise caution with synthetic and delicate materials.