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Canada Flag 2-Pack Iron-On Patch Set

Canada Flag 2-Pack Iron-On Patch Set

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Included
2 patches
Application
Iron-on or sew-on
Best for
Jackets, bags, uniforms, costumes
Order type
Single item or bulk inquiry

Quantity controls how many sets you add to cart. A 2-pack or 3-pack title already includes that many patches per item.

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How to apply

Place the patch, cover it with a thin cloth, press firmly with heat, then let it cool before handling. For heavy wear, bags, or textured fabric, add a few stitches around the edge.

Read the full iron-on patch guide
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Two Canada flag patches, about 3.5 by 2.5 inches each. There is a long-running convention among Canadian travellers of putting the maple leaf on the pack before leaving the country, and a pair is what that convention actually calls for — one on the daypack you carry, one on the checked bag you do not.

Why two

Most people who buy one flag patch want a second within a year, usually for a different bag. Buying the pair up front removes that problem and also makes symmetrical placement possible: both sleeves of a jacket, both faces of a duffel, or a jacket and a cap that match.

Fabrics that take it

Cotton, cotton blends, denim and cotton canvas all bond properly. Cotton canvas totes and denim jackets are the easiest surfaces of all.

Fabrics to sew

Almost every travel pack is nylon, and nylon marks or melts under an iron before the adhesive activates. Sew those. Same for coated and waterproof shells, leather, faux leather and vinyl. Polyester needs a cooler setting, a pressing cloth and a test on a hidden seam.

Applying both

One at a time, and measure rather than eyeball. Pick a fixed reference — a shoulder seam, a cuff, a zip — and measure the same distance on each side. Press the first with firm dry heat under a thin cotton cloth, let it cool completely, then place the second.

Care

Inside out, cold, gentle cycle, low tumble or hang. No bleach, no fabric softener.

Questions we get

Are both patches identical? Yes, two of the same design.

Will it hold on a nylon backpack? Not with an iron. Sew it.

Planning a whole jacket? Read how to build a travel jacket.

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