Mr. Robot White Fsociety Halloween Costume Iron-On Patch

The white fsociety patch, about 3 by 2.5 inches. This is the high-contrast option: on black, charcoal or dark denim it holds its shape at a distance in a way the beige version cannot, which makes it the right choice for a costume or for any garment where the patch needs to be seen rather than found.

Choosing this one

Take the white if the garment is dark, if the patch is going on a costume that will be photographed under low light, or if it is competing with other patches for attention in a busy layout. Take the beige version instead if you want it to sit quietly on tan, olive or washed denim. The white 2-pack gives you two of this design for symmetrical placement.

Fabrics it bonds to

Cotton, cotton blends, denim and cotton canvas. Heavy denim presses most reliably.

Fabrics to sew instead

Nylon, polyester shells, coated and waterproof outerwear, leather, faux leather and vinyl. Thin costume polyester glazes under heat — sew it. Do not press over an existing printed graphic.

Applying it

Press the area flat, position the patch, cover with a thin cotton cloth, and apply firm steady dry heat. Let it cool all the way down. Stitch the border on anything worn and washed regularly.

Keeping white white

Wash inside out, cold, on a gentle cycle, and hang or tumble low. Be stricter about bleach than you would with a dark patch — it will yellow the white before it touches anything else. A stitched border also stops grime working in at the edge, which is how white patches usually start looking tired.

Questions we get

Which shows up better at night? This one, by a clear margin.

Does the white stay clean? With cold washing and no bleach, yes.

Is there a matching pair? Yes, the 2-pack.