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Not ❌ Recommended For

1. Delicate Fabrics: Iron-on patches require heat to adhere properly, which can damage sensitive fabrics like silk, nylon, or rayon. Using them on these materials could result in scorching or melting the fabric.

2. Waterproof or Heat-Sensitive Gear: Items that are waterproof or made from heat-sensitive materials, like some raincoats and synthetic leathers, are not suitable for iron-on patches. The heat required for application can damage the item's surface or diminish its waterproof properties.

3. Frequent Washing or Heavy Use: While iron-on patches are durable, garments or items that undergo frequent washing or heavy use might cause the edges to lift over time. In these cases, sewing the patch on after ironing it in place can provide additional security.

4. Flexible or Stretched Fabrics: Fabrics that stretch significantly, such as spandex or certain athletic wear, might not be compatible with iron-on patches. The patch itself doesn't stretch, which can lead to peeling or cracking as the fabric moves.

In Summary✨

Iron-on patches are an excellent way to customize and repair a variety of items with ease. However, being mindful of the material and the intended use of the item you're applying them to is crucial. For delicate, waterproof, or highly flexible fabrics, considering alternative methods of application or decoration might be wise to avoid damage or disappointment.

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