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  • Where Can I Get Good Iron Patches in Ireland? Need Recommendations
    C ciararoisin

    Hi everyone,

    I’m looking for iron patches here in Ireland and I’m finding it harder than expected. I have a few projects on the go: putting a patch on my kid’s school bag, refreshing an old denim jacket, and adding a logo to some work hoodies. I want something that looks neat and actually stays on, not a patch that peels off after the first wash.

    Most of what I’ve found online is either generic stock designs or shipped from overseas with delivery times of several weeks. I’d much rather order from someone based in Ireland, ideally with the option to get a custom design made rather than picking from a catalogue.

    If you’ve bought iron-on patches before, I’d love some advice on a few things:

    Do iron patches really hold up in the wash, or should I sew around the edges as well?
    Are they suitable for all fabrics, or should I avoid using them on leather, nylon, or stretchy materials?
    What temperature and pressing time work best so I don’t scorch the clothing?
    Is it worth paying extra for a custom design, and roughly how much should I expect per patch?
    Is there usually a minimum order, or can I buy just one or two?
    How long does a typical custom order take from design to delivery?
    Any tips for removing an iron patch later without damaging the fabric?

    I’d also appreciate recommendations for reliable Irish suppliers, and any warnings about ones to avoid. If you have photos of your finished projects, I’d love to see them to get a sense of what’s realistic.

    Thanks in advance, any honest advice (good or bad) is welcome!


  • Where Is the Best Place to Buy Customised Jerseys for a Team? Need Advice
    C ciararoisin

    Hi everyone,

    I help run a local team and we’re finally ready to replace our mismatched old kits with proper customised jerseys. We need around 15 to 20 shirts with our club name, player names, numbers, and a sponsor logo on the front. I’ve never ordered anything like this before, and there are so many websites out there that I’m not sure who to trust.

    Most of the sites I’ve looked at seem to fall into two groups: big retailers with fixed templates and very little flexibility, or small makers who let you design from scratch but don’t show much of their work. I’d like something in between, a supplier that handles custom designs properly and delivers on time without blowing the budget.

    If you’ve Buy Customised Jerseys before, I’d really appreciate your advice on a few things:

    Is it better to go with a UK-based supplier, or are overseas ones worth the savings?
    What fabric holds up best for regular matches and frequent washing?
    Are printed or embroidered names and numbers better for durability?
    How long does production usually take, and should I order well before the season starts?
    Is there a minimum order quantity, and does the price per shirt drop on bigger orders?
    Can you usually get a mock-up or sample before committing to the full order?
    Any hidden costs to look out for, such as setup fees or charges for extra colours?

    I’d also love to hear about any mistakes you made on your first order, like getting the sizing wrong or approving a design too quickly, so I can avoid them. Photos of your finished kits would be great too, since it would help me see what’s realistic.

    Thanks in advance, all honest advice (good or bad) is welcome!


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