Neon "Boatin and Floatin" Iron-On Patch

It's for the one who lives for lake days, pontoon cruises, and floating down a slow river with a drink in hand. The one whose summer uniform is a swimsuit, sunglasses, and a beat-up denim jacket covered in patches that tell a story. It's for the person who says "I'm boatin' and floatin'" not as a statement of fact, but as a state of mind — a commitment to taking it easy, staying on the water, and not checking email until September.

Slap it on a canvas tote, a cooler bag, a jean jacket, a trucker hat, or the back of a life vest. It's a conversation starter at the dock, a smile-maker on a gray day, and a reminder that somewhere, someone is floating. The iron-on backing makes application easy — just heat, press, and you're ready for the water.

No plans, just currents.

Measures approximately 3 1/2” x 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'!