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Anonymous08/21/26, 18:29No.3005298Patch On A Puffer Jacket?
I want to apply a cosmetic patch to my jacket. I believe the patch is iron on. The problem is that the jacket itself is a cheap polyester puffer. How would I go about doing this? Is it even possible? Picrel, its the jacket.
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Anon08/21/26, 18:37No.3005300
bumping with an additional question as ive done a little research. could i use possibly use ShoeGoo to attach it? i used to use that stuff nigh on 20 years ago to repair my shoes if i had to. is it viable? sorry for the bump with more questions.
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Anon08/22/26, 12:13No.3005339
I'd consider using a heat gun or something to activate the hot glue on the patch then slap it on the polyester. Using an iron or heat gun on the jacket might fuck it up but the hot patch might not.
Or just stitch it on best you can by hand, I guess.
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Anon08/25/26, 13:17No.3005726
Hand sew a velcro patch on the outer fabric only
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Anon08/25/26, 19:11No.3005765
How cheap? Like Costco cheap?I have an old puffy for reservist shenanigans and I've tossed it, but gorilla tape helped really extend it's lifespan.
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Anon08/27/26, 05:26No.3005947
Funny, have a Columbia jacket I was looking to do that to for ages, but never got to actually do it; my idea was to get an embroided logo made off AliExpress, and even got the period appropriate svg logo, but I like the velcro patch idea
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Anon08/27/26, 20:35No.3006025
easy, iron the patch on like normal but be slow. use a super low iron setting and put a thin fabric between the iron and the jacket/patch like a dish towel to further reduce the heat. only iron the area of the patch, not like a wide radius around it
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Anon08/27/26, 22:10No.3006034
using a iron on low (without steam) on polyester is fine, I did it on setting 2/3 and it didn’t burn anything and melted the fusible web for the felt fine.
just don’t expect it to remain on, I sewed the felt on mine after using the appliqué glue to keep it in place.
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Anon08/28/26, 03:13No.3006062
Liquid stitch. You are welcome.