"Built Not Bought" Iron-On Patch

It's for the ones who get their hands dirty. The garage tinkerer, the weekend woodworker, the mechanic who knows every bolt in their engine bay, the gardener who built the raised beds from scratch, the programmer who wrote their own tools, the artist who frames their own work. It's a quiet flex for anyone who believes that making something yourself — even if it's imperfect, even if it took three tries — is worth more than buying it off a shelf.

Iron it on a tool bag, a shop apron, a trucker cap, a laptop sleeve, a workbench drawer front, or the back of a well-worn hoodie that already has paint stains and sawdust in the cuffs. It's not for showing off. It's for knowing.

Some things you earn. Some things you build. This one's both. 

Measures approximately 3” x 2 1/2” 

💫Features

•durable and lightweight

•iron-on backing for easy and quick application

•can be attached to clothing, bags, hats, pillows, stuffed animals, shoes, etc.

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

•Preheat your iron or hat press to around 310–320°F.

•Place the patch in desired position.

•Cover with a cloth.

•Press firmly for 15–20 seconds.

•Let it cool, then check edges.

(Repress if necessary for a secure bond.)

For a step-by-step visual guide, check out our patch pressing tutorial on our Facebook group 'Texas Transfers and Designs'!