Chicago City Iron-On Patch
Chicago City Iron-On Patch
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- Included
- 1 patch
- 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.
Need bulk quantities?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.
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Bulk and wholesale
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A Chicago patch in white Old English lettering with a black stitched border, about 4 by 2 inches. City patches earn their place on two things: a travel jacket that collects the places you have actually been, and a bag that quietly says where you are from. This one is sized for both — big enough to read, small enough to sit alongside others.
Building a city collection
If Chicago is going to be the first of several, think about the layout before you press anything. City patches look best in a run — a sleeve, a column down a placket, or a grid on a back panel — and they look accidental when scattered. Leave a patch-width of space between each one so the collection can grow without crowding. It is far easier to add a fourth patch to a planned row than to move the first three.
Fabrics it bonds to
Cotton, cotton blends, denim and cotton canvas. Denim jackets and cotton totes are where most city patches end up, and both press cleanly.
Fabrics to sew instead
Nylon and polyester travel jackets are the catch — packable shells are almost always synthetic and will mark under an iron. Sew those. Same for coated fabric, leather, faux leather, vinyl, and anything printed.
Applying it
Flatten the area with the iron, position the patch, cover with a thin cotton cloth, and press with firm dry heat. Let it cool completely. Travel gear gets handled hard, so stitch the border once it is placed.
Care
Inside out, cold, gentle, low tumble or hang. No bleach or softener. Iron from the reverse only.
Questions we get
What other cities do you have? See city and novelty patches.
Will it work on a packable travel jacket? Almost certainly not with an iron — check the label, and sew if it is nylon.
Planning a whole jacket? Read how to build a travel jacket.
Lifestyle photos are for display only; the jacket, bag, hat and costume shown are not included.
