USA Flag Gold Border Iron-On Patch
USA Flag Gold Border 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
For events, teams, retail displays, or larger quantities, use the bulk inquiry page and include the product name plus your target quantity.
The American flag with a gold border, about 3.5 x 2.3 inches. The border is the reason to choose this one over a plain flag patch: gold edging gives the flag a finished frame, which is what makes it read as a deliberate insignia on a uniform-style garment rather than as a sticker applied to a jacket.
Where the gold border earns its place
On dark fabric — navy, black, olive, dark denim — a plain flag patch can lose its edge against the background. The gold outline solves that. On light garments the border reads as detail rather than necessity, so it becomes a matter of taste. For uniform-inspired builds, display pieces and costume work, the framed version is almost always the better call.
Fabrics that take the adhesive
Cotton, cotton blends, denim and cotton canvas all bond properly. Heavy cotton and denim are the most forgiving: they hold heat evenly and the patch does not shift while you press.
Fabrics to sew instead
Uniforms are frequently the problem. Many are polyester or a poly blend, some are coated, and both scorch or glaze under a hot iron. Sew those. The same goes for nylon, leather, faux leather, vinyl, and anything with a printed graphic beneath. If the garment is an actual uniform, sewing is the right answer for durability regardless of fabric — and check your organisation's placement rules before you attach anything permanently.
Applying it
Iron the area flat, position the flag, cover with a thin cotton cloth, and press with firm steady dry heat. Let it cool all the way down before moving the garment. Stitch the border on anything worn and washed regularly.
Care
Inside out, cold, gentle cycle, tumble low or hang dry. No bleach — it will dull the gold before it touches anything else. Iron from the reverse only.
Questions we get
Can I get two? Yes — the gold-border USA flag 2-pack has two of the same design in our newer 3.5 x 2.5 inch size.
Which way should the flag face? On a right sleeve the union is conventionally placed forward, so the flag reads as advancing. On a left sleeve or a chest it faces the usual way.
Will it hold on a work uniform? Sew it. Uniform fabric and weekly washing beat adhesive.
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