Carhartt Men's 104152 Iron On Repair Patch - 2 pack

I ironed this on the sleeve of my Carhartt jacket. It fell off. I washed my coat then ironed on the other patch. It held great. Don't be dumb like me, wash your nasty dirty coat first before you expect a patch to actually hold on. The black color was a match for my (clean) black coat. The patch is stiff and annoying at first, much like the coat. Now that I installed the patch correctly, it's holding up just fine.

These patches are perfect for the Carhartt vest. Peel the backard then slip the size of the patch you need inside and the iron over the top and just a small line is all you see.

I had a hole in my 1997 Carhartt overalls. I just put the patch on and now they will last me another 30 years.l

Could use a little better glue. It's already peeling up on the edges. Even after i made sure they were both heated and ironed on securely.

Old fashioned iron on patch. When I get a hole in the knee, you can iron this on the inside where it does not show, and patches the hole. The important part is it stays put and does not come unglued, even after several months. Worked well for me.

I fixed the holes in the knees of my husband's work pants. They would not have stayed very long just ironed on, but the iron on feature helped hold it securely in place while I zigzagged with my sewing machine around the edge of the patch. This provided a nice strong, permanent patch that hasn't torn again yet some months later.

Would not recommend, didn’t last two washes, followed the instructions, still poor results

Nice material but did not stick well. Frayed in the first wash and peeled away in many places. I had to go back and repair with fabric mesh. Not what I expected from a Carhartt product.

Color match is perfect and the iron on feature seems OK so far. I pinned the corners with a stitch. It is a little stiff to start but weather loosens it up.

Yes, I am not a professional lumberjack, and I’m so glad that I wore those safety pants. I got stuck in branches and this chainsaw came down and ripped the pants. This patch worked great. I ironed it on and it’s still there today.

Followed instructions exactly and right from the beginning the edges started to fray and disintegrated. The patch would not adhere on high heat with no steam as directed. I tried leaving the iron on my pants for one minute of both sides and the glue smoked, but wouldn't adhere to the fabric. These patches are as weak as the stretch material for these "work pants".

I used these to patch my Carhartt dog bed that my puppy chewed through multiple times.. if you follow the directions the patches work perfectly and hold as strong as the original material. Great product!

Good but expensive