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How do you repair a rip in a fleece jacket?

My 10 year old son was playing outdoors in his fleece jacket today. The jacket has a front zipper and two pockets for one's hands. The jacket ripped / was torn by a large stick perhaps near the front hand pocket area. How does one fix this? Glue a patch? Iron-on a patch? Sew it? Send it back to Patagonia?

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OK, now I understand that it is glued. Can you tell me what kind of glue to use?

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Hey Christina,

Any or all of those, except glue, could be answers depending on the hole. If it is small enough you can iron on a patch. If it is a larger tear you can satin stitch the hole. Do not glue on a patch as it will wash and wear funny, causing more wear on the jacket. You can check out our patching guides listed below for inspiration. Any of these methods should work for a tear in fleece.

Satin Stitch a Tear in Your Shirt

Sew-on Patch

Reverse Applique Patch

Patagonia Sweater Professor Patch Replacement

Zig-zag Patch

Installing an Iron-on Patch

Good luck and let us know how it goes!

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Guide

Zig-zag Patch

Difficulty:

Easy

10 - 15 minutes

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Guide

Reverse Applique Patch

Difficulty:

Easy

15 - 20 minutes

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Guide

Sew-on Patch

Difficulty:

Easy

10 minutes

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Guide

Satin Stitch a Tear in Your Shirt

Difficulty:

Easy

10 - 15 minutes

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Guide

Installing an Iron-on Patch

Difficulty:

Easy

5 - 10 minutes

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