Patches:

Most patches are iron on backing. Dont burn yourself with the iron you goon.
Also dont burn the patch or your garment, you can cover it with an piece of clean cotton to protect it all. The iron on is pretty damn good but sewing the patch as well is always recommended to keep the patch on forever.


Garments:

Majority of the blanks I use are AS colour but there are a few items that are custom made in Australia, china and Indonesia. I recommend cold wash only and not to iron or machine dry any printed garment. The Inks are cured, but excessive heat does stress the garment and the print causing it wear out faster and start to crack. Any garment that contains polyester runs the risk of dye migration if you use a machine dryer. This is because the inks in the garment start to move sooner than the inks used to print so the garment colour will start to come through the print, usually it happens with brighter colours but also white prints on black (fleece especially) can start to look grey. 

Dont use bleach on the print, unless thats what you want to do because it can look SICK. But water it down, more control and bleach will stress your fabric if its left on too long.

But thats life baby, nothing last forever.