Thread: All inclusive kings jersey, merchandise thread

Here is mine that I ironed on an hour ago. I held the iron on it for about 25 seconds, just pressed firm, not really hard. I placed a pillow case in between the patch and the iron. I also prepped the jersey by putting the pillow case down over the jersey and then pressed the iron over the area where the patch would be put on for about 15 seconds...I then positioned the patch to where I wanted it, pressed down gently with my hand, then placed the pillow case over it, then pressed down with the iron.

Originally Posted by \_==o IxxI

Straight stitch around on the white boarder of patch, looks sexy!

Thanks for the pic and the reply! I thought about that too but was worried about the edges coming up. Looks awesome though. I think that's what I'll end up doing. Thanks again!

Originally Posted by beedee

Here is mine that I ironed on an hour ago. I held the iron on it for about 25 seconds, just pressed firm, not really hard. I placed a pillow case in between the patch and the iron.

Is the patch sealed real well?

Sorry if it's been discussed, but why is it that Kings gear at teamlastore.com is so expensive compared to shop.nhl.com?
I ordered the Western Conference Champs hat the day after they won from teamla and realized I paid $10/hat too much as compared to shop.nhl.com.

The latest issue I ran into was the Stanley Cup patches:
National Emblem NHL 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Collectible Emblem - Shop.NHL.com - 14.99

Los Angeles Kings 2012 Stanley Cup Final Patch - Team LA - the Official Team Shop of LA - 22.99 and does not quality for the "LUNCH" discount.

Originally Posted by \_==o IxxI

Is the patch sealed real well?

I havent really tugged on it, but I just took a look right now and it is on there and isn't going anywhere. The edges are nice and flat. The rest of my jersey is heat pressed (name/numbers), and it has held up fine so far.

Zim, wrong year, just get it on ebay from the links provided.

The easiest way to get the plastic backing off the patch is by using a hair dryer on it for a few seconds and then peeling it off. It works a little better than an iron.

I had to use some stitch witchery on the back of the patch because it wasn't holding at first. Using a damp cloth (pillow case, sheet..) between the iron and the patch works really well. I held the iron down for about 25 seconds.

The patch in action.

^ so smooth, so suave. lol