Frequently asked questions
The main types of patches we offer are:
- Embroidered Patches: These are made with thread stitched on fabric, offering a high-quality, durable finish.
- Chenille Patches: Soft, fuzzy patches made with a combination of yarn and embroidery, perfect for a classic look.
- PVC Rubber Patches: Made from durable, flexible rubber, these patches are ideal for a 3D effect and outdoor use.
- Sublimated Patches: Full-color patches printed onto fabric, perfect for intricate designs and photo-quality details.
- Leather Patches: Made from genuine or faux leather, these patches are great for a premium, stylish look.
- Woven Patches/Labels: These are made with threads woven into the fabric, offering a fine and detailed finish.
- Keychains: Custom keychains can be created in various materials, offering a personal and practical touch.
- Lapel Pins: Small, decorative pins that can be customized with your design, perfect for branding or events.
The typical turnaround time for custom patches is 7-10 business days after design approval. However, this may vary depending on the complexity of the design, quantity, and the materials used. Rush orders can be accommodated for an additional fee.
Our minimum order quantity for custom patches is typically 50 pieces. However, we can accommodate smaller or larger orders, depending on the type of patch and specific requirements.
Yes! We offer sample patches before you place a full order to ensure you’re satisfied with the design, size, and overall quality. A sample fee may apply, which will be credited towards your full order if you proceed.
Absolutely! You can submit your own artwork or design, and our team will turn it into a custom patch. Just make sure the design is high-quality, and if you need help, we can assist with any tweaks or improvements to ensure the best outcome.
Yes, you can order patches with different designs in the same order! Just let us know the number of patches and the designs you want, and we’ll handle the rest. Pricing may vary depending on the number of designs and their complexity.
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