Fix holes in your clothing for good with these methods (no sewing required)

Fabric glue creates a strong adhesive bond between the edges of the hole.
It dries clear and flexible, allowing the repaired area to retain its original appearance and flexibility.

Fabric glue can withstand washing and wear, making it a reliable choice for mending clothes.

Iron-On Patches:

Iron-on patches are excellent for larger holes or rips. These patches have a heat-activated adhesive on one side. Here’s why they work:

When heat is applied, the adhesive on the patch melts and bonds with the fabric, creating a secure bond.

The patch’s fabric closely matches your garment, ensuring a seamless repair.
Iron-on patches provide lasting repairs and can withstand regular laundering.

Self-Adhesive Fabric Tape:

This method offers a quick and easy solution, especially for temporary fixes. Self-adhesive fabric tape is designed for quick bonding. Here’s why it works:

The adhesive on the tape creates an instant bond when pressed onto the fabric.

It’s an excellent option for lightweight fabrics or as a temporary fix until proper sewing can be done.

Fabric tape is easy to apply and remove without leaving residue.

Fusible Web:

Fusible web, available in sheets or rolls, is another method to mend clothing without sewing. It works by creating a heat-activated bond between the fabric layers. Here’s why it works: