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Fsociety Mr. Robot Halloween Costume Iron-On Patch

Fsociety Mr. Robot Halloween Costume 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.

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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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The fsociety mask in black and white. It is a small, high-contrast design, which is exactly why it works on a jacket without looking like a costume piece — it reads as graphic rather than as fan merchandise, and it sits comfortably on everyday clothing long after the show reference is spotted. The patch measures about 2 inches wide by 3 inches tall, with an iron-on backing.

Where it looks right

Black-and-white designs are the most forgiving patches to place, because they do not have to coordinate with anything. This one works on a denim jacket chest, a hoodie sleeve, a canvas tote, or the front panel of a bag. On a black garment the white carries the shape; on light denim the black does.

Fabrics it bonds to

Cotton, cotton blends, denim and cotton canvas take the iron-on backing well. Denim is the easiest surface: it holds heat, it does not shift, and the bond lasts.

Fabrics to sew instead

Nylon and polyester shells, waterproof or coated outerwear, leather, faux leather and vinyl all fail under a hot iron — the fabric marks or melts before the adhesive activates. Do not press over an existing printed graphic. Polyester needs a lower setting, a pressing cloth and a test on an inside seam.

Applying it

Iron the area flat first. Position the patch, cover with a thin cotton cloth, and press with firm steady dry heat — no steam. Do not move the garment until it has cooled completely. On something worn and washed weekly, run a stitch around the border as well.

Care

Inside out, cold, gentle cycle, low tumble or hang dry. No bleach — it will grey the white before it does anything else. No fabric softener. Iron from the reverse only.

Questions we get

Is there a white version and a beige one? Yes — see the white fsociety patch and the beige Mr. Robot patch, plus two-patch sets if you want more than one.

Will it hold on a hoodie? Yes, on cotton or a cotton blend. Check the label for a high polyester content first.

Good for a costume? Yes, and stitch it if the costume is being stored and reused.

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