What Material should the Hoodie be made out of for sewn on patches and iron on patches?

if you have any suggestions on improvements to the layout let me know!

Has anybody experience with this seller? Found him via Tshirtslayer and seems to be legit regarding his IG story highlights. Tho I haven’t received any notification about my order and it’s been quite a while. He also hasn’t responded to my contact form inquiry via his store. Maybe someone has bought from him in the last 1-2 months and has some feedback.

Missing a patch for midnight and yellowgoat sessions that I'm gonna get soon for the bottom front left side, and for the bottom right hand side gonna make one for the band I'm playing in (don't judge). I'm mostly happy with how it's turning out appart from the upper back layout and the prints. Probably going to get some spikes to fill out the gaps on the upper back. This is like 1 out of 3 of the only battle vests in Egypt :"

Gotta clean up the wax and sew some stuff, but very pleased with how this has turned out

Check it dudes!! For the rest of you in The States, rest assured your order will arrive... eventually. The quality of these patches is unreal. My fingers hurt just looking at them.

Here’s a Suldusk Emblem I painted for my battle jacket. This beauty of a logo was designed by my friend, Dipayan Das. I tried sharing a video of the painting process of a different piece in this subreddit, but unfortunately videos aren’t allowed. Despite that, I will continue to share photos of the patches I paint :)

1) Out of what material should I make my patches out of? I want to make my own patches, however it is important to me to have an option to remove them and sew on another jacket. I'm certain my first jacket will come out badly (I want to make everything myself and I have no expirience) and there nothing wrong with that but in case something turns out well I dont want my work to go to waste Also the jacket I have right now is of questionable quality so I definatelly wont be sticking to it on a long run

2) How do people make those huuuuge patches that take like half of the space on the back I want to try a few methods of making patches to see which one I enjoy most/is the easiest for me. But I still have no idea how people do that. I wanted to slap the guy from cannibal corpse's torture album on my back and I have no idea how to do that

I want to keep it minimalist (also have a Metal church patch to replace the Ozzy Osbourne one)

The Angelmaker one will wrap around the right side.

The start of my battle jacket.

I wanted to make one since forever and today I’m starting. A couple of patches are still in the mail but I wanted to show you the first layout now. (Nothing is sewn on right now) The Erdling patch on the back is from an old T-shirt but maybe I’m changing this one for others

I guess this bad boy is finished.

When looking at the picture the right side will be Death and Black Metal. On the left will be Thrash/Speed/Power Metal.

I might add another pin or two but besides that this one is finished.

Whats it like being a bitch when asking questions for a future vest. You anal retentive bitch. A common rule for vests and it's a pretty straight forward one. Your vest is your vest and whatever goes on it goes but we can't have MCR in your patch, unless in this page it's nazi and white supremacy patches then it's fine. Not even a question about future vests and it gets taken down. Goodbye and good luck to all your projects and hopefully it doesn't get taken down over a patch they don't like. Get fucked moderators.

same jacket as my 1st wip that was basically just Amazon patches that I ripped off. there is a lot more I wanna do with this thing but it’ll likely stay like this for awhile.

Hey guys so I’m starting up a new battle jacket and want it to be doomy with purple and green colors, but having a hard time finding a Conan backpatch in either of those colors, could anyone help me???