I Identify As A Problem (Iron-On Patch)

I Identify As A Problem iron-on patch is a bold, original design from Retrograde Supply Co. made for anyone who likes their personality with a little edge.

Whether you’re upgrading a denim jacket, tote bag, backpack, beanie, or work shirt, this patch is an easy way to make your gear instantly more you. It comes packaged for retail and features an iron-on backing for quick application—ideal for fast customization without complicated tools.

Why you’ll want it

• Original artwork: Designed by Retrograde Supply Co. for a standout look.
• Simple to apply: Iron-on backing helps you attach it quickly.
• Built for everyday style: Perfect for adding personality to clothing and accessories.

For the best long-term hold, we recommend stitching around the edges after ironing. This helps improve durability and reduces the chance of edges lifting over time—especially on items that flex, get washed, or see heavy use. Add this to your rotation when you want a piece that starts conversations and signals confidence without saying a word.

If you’re a retailer, please note the brand requirements: online sellers must credit Retrograde Supply Co. for the design in all product descriptions, and the product may not be sold on online marketplaces (including Etsy, Amazon, or Ebay). Brick-and-mortar stores must sell the patches in the branded packaging provided.

Make your statement loud and clear with the I Identify As A Problem iron-on patch—a small detail that delivers big attitude. Add the I Identify As A Problem iron-on patch to your cart and give your favorite piece of gear a sharp, unmistakable upgrade.

FAQ

Q: Can I rely on ironing alone? A: It can work for many uses, but stitching the edges is recommended for added durability and to help prevent lifting.

Q: What can I apply it to? A: Common options include jackets, bags, hats, and other fabric items that can handle heat.

Q: Are there retailer restrictions? A: Yes—online sellers must provide design credit and cannot list on major marketplaces; brick-and-mortar shops must keep it in the branded packaging.