The large embroidered Atom Cats patch for jackets.

Goes great with the affordable Celcius womens motorcycle jacket.

• High-quality embroidered patch on twill base.
• Available with iron-on backing, or no backing.
• Large 12" (30cm) tall size is perfect for jackets.
• Unlock bulk discounts when you order 2 or more of this patch!
• Free shipping and free returns.
• Ships within 2-3 days.
• Satisfaction guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I iron a patch onto a jacket or shirt?

Place your jacket on an ironing board so that the only layer you are ironing is the back of the jacket, and the back of the jacket is facing up. Place the patch where you want it. Place a pillowcase or other thin cotton or linen fabric on top of the patch so that your iron does not make direct contact with the patch. Turn your iron up to its highest setting. Do not use steam.

Place the pre-heated iron onto the patch and apply pressure. After 10 seconds, move the iron around the patch, making sure you have heated every part, until you have completed a minute of ironing. 

Once you confirm that the patch is sticking to the back of the jacket, turn the jacket around and iron it from the inside for 30 seconds if the jacket is unlined.

Do not try this on 100% synthetic garments (polyester, nylon, polyurethane, vinyl) as they will melt under high heat.

Can I iron this onto a leather jacket?

I mean, you could. But it is not a permanent solution. The patch will eventually start to separate from the leather. The iron-on can, however, be a good fixative until you can get it to a sewing machine.

How can I sew the patch onto a leather jacket?

If you're using a domestic sewing machine and you think it is strong enough, make sure you have a leather needle installed, and that you purchase a patch without backing (the backing makes the patch thicker and harder to pierce). If your domestic machine is not enough, then I would recommend taking your jacket to an upholstery shop, where they can use their walking-foot machine to easily sew through the leather and patch layers.