THE PATCH JOURNAL
How to prepare your artwork for a patch
A clearer file helps the team review your patch at the right size.
Read the guide ↗THE DETAILS, EXPLAINED
Your patch-making toolkit.
A few practical starting points for preparing your artwork, choosing a material and planning your order.
THE PATCH JOURNAL
Embroidered, woven or PVC: where to start
Different materials bring different kinds of character to a patch.
Read the guide ↗THE PATCH JOURNAL
Choosing a backing for the way you use your patch
Think about the garment, surface and whether your patch needs to be removable.
Read the guide ↗START WITH THE BASICS
A clearer brief makes a better start.
What is a custom patch?
A custom patch turns your artwork into a fabric, thread, leather or molded badge. It can be attached to clothing, bags, hats and other suitable surfaces.
Which patch type should I choose?
Embroidered patches have a textured thread finish. Woven patches suit fine detail, PVC offers a dimensional rubber-like look, and leather gives a clean, understated finish. Share your artwork for a recommendation.
Can I request a custom quantity?
Yes. Enter the quantity you need in the quote form. Minimums and production options depend on your design, material and finish and will be confirmed in your quote.
Do I see artwork before production?
The quote workflow is designed to review artwork and specifications before a production order is agreed. Confirm the proof and approval process with the team when you receive your quote.
How long does an order take?
Timing depends on artwork approval, quantity, material and destination. Choose a preferred timeline in your request; the team will confirm availability and delivery estimates.
What backing options are available?
Common options include sew-on, iron-on, hook and loop and adhesive. Suitability depends on the patch and the fabric or surface it will be applied to.
MADE FOR YOUR NEXT BIG THING
Your idea deserves a great patch.
Start with a sketch, a logo or a little inspiration. Let’s work out the details together.