Embroidered patches
With embroidered patches, you can replicate both large and small designs, as well as large surfaces or detailed motifs and lettering. The high-quality appearance with a delicate three-dimensional surface will give your design a new, original look. Universal, fast sewing and ironing thanks to heat-resistant threads and adhesive on the back - your perfect embroidered patch.
Sublimated patches
A sublimated patch is a special matte or glossy polyester fabric dyed with the customer's graphics. The surface of the patch (unlike embroidered) is smooth. The patch is sewn onto clothing or accessories. The product is highly resistant to washing. The technique works great for both large and small orders. It is especially recommended for personalized products (patches with a name).
Rubber patches
Rubber patches are a type of decorative element that are made of flexible rubber and applied to various products such as hats, clothing, backpacks, bags, and
accessories.
They are characterized by durability, resistance to weather conditions, and the ability to achieve multicolored, three-dimensional patterns. Rubber patches are
resistant to tearing, abrasion, and UV radiation, making them an ideal solution for products that are exposed to intense use.
It is worth adding that rubber patches are made of health-safe materials that do not contain harmful chemicals. Therefore, they are safe to use and do not cause
allergic reactions.
Frequently asked questions
Which patch types are available on this page?
We offer embroidered, sublimated and rubber patches. Embroidery gives a textured finish, sublimation gives a smooth printed surface, and rubber supports raised, multicolour designs.
Which patch type suits photographs or personalised names?
Sublimated patches can reproduce photographic graphics and a wide range of colours. They are also suitable for personalised name patches.
How can patches be attached?
Attachment depends on the patch type. Options include sewing, heat-transfer backing for suitable embroidered or jacquard patches, and hook-and-loop fastening.