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Ravenclaw House Crest Iron-On Patch

Ravenclaw House Crest Iron-On Patch

Regular price $9.99 USD
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Quantity
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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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Bulk and wholesale

For events, teams, retail displays, or larger quantities, use the bulk inquiry page and include the product name plus your target quantity.

Ravenclaw is the understated one. The blue crest sits naturally against indigo denim and reads as a considered detail rather than a costume piece, which is why it tends to end up on jackets people wear year-round rather than only in October. Single embroidered patch, roughly 3.5 by 4 inches, iron-on backing.

To picture the size: slightly wider than a credit card, close to double the height. It fills a chest panel or a backpack front pocket without crowding it.

Best surfaces

  • Denim, which is the natural match for the blue
  • Cotton and cotton-blend jackets and hoodies
  • Canvas bags and tote panels
  • Cotton costume robes

Sew, do not iron

Nylon, waterproof and coated shells, leather, faux leather and vinyl all fail under a hot iron — they melt or mark before the glue activates. Avoid pressing over an existing printed graphic. Polyester is borderline: a cooler iron, a pressing cloth, and a test on an inside seam first.

Application

Flatten the garment with the iron before you start. Set the crest, cover it with a thin cotton cloth, and press with firm, unbroken pressure — dry heat only. Let it cool fully before it moves; cooling is when the bond actually forms. Anything washed weekly should get a stitched border on top of the adhesive.

Care

Inside out, cold, gentle, low heat or air dry. No bleach, no softener. Iron from the reverse if the garment needs a press later.

Questions we get

Is the blue dark or bright? A deep blue — it contrasts against light denim and stays legible on dark.

Can I put it on a canvas backpack? Yes, if the panel is flat and unlined. Curved or padded panels are a sewing job.

Do you sell all four houses together? Yes — the four-house set is $34.99 for one of each, $4.97 less than buying them singly.

The rest of the house crest collection is here, and where to put patches covers placement if you are planning more than one.

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