How to Choose the Best Custom Patches for Your Jacket

 Size, colors, and other details deserve special attention while designing your custom patch. First of all, you should have some vision or goal, which you want to achieve. What, you would like a logo, a quote, or an image? Ideally, the design should be such that you have in your mind the entire outlook of the sight.

Size and Placement: Ensure your patch is of the correct size for the jacket you want to put it on. I like to wear larger patches on the back or the chest area and smaller ones can fit better on the sleeves or collar. This implies that the design work area should be harmonized so that it occupies a reasonable space from the entire space available.

Color and Style: Custom patches are also available in different colors. Consider the color of your jacket and put on colors that are nice with that of the jacket. Finally, I found out that the best way to incorporate a strong patch is to have it align with the jacket’s base color, though you might as well have it be the opposite.

Design Complexity: Note that complex designs may take longer to produce, therefore, ensure that select a patch that meets your requirements and cost. When the design only includes the company’s name or a symbol, it will take less time and money to complete.

How to Apply Custom Patches

After identifying your particular area of interest it is now time to pin it down. Iron-on badges are easier to implement if you’re using iron-on patches. All you need to do is, turn on your iron, position the patch at the required area, and keep ironing for about half a minute.

For the sew-on patches, make sure that use a needle and neatly sew the patch into the clothes you are repairing. These methods can however take longer time and give a more secure and permanent way of holding the items.

Caring for Your Custom Patches

Of course, to make your custom patches look great for a long time, you need to care for them properly. Regarding iron on patches, one should avoid washing them in hot water. However, we noticed that washing and flipping the jacket inside out helps in avoiding the detrimental effect of the adhesive on the jacket’s durability.

Regarding embroidered or fabric patches it is suggested to wash them by hand. Another important thing is not to use machine drying as the heat ruins the design. Therefore to maintain the patches do not iron your jacket instead air dry it.

Conclusion

Apart from the ability to have a uniform appearance, custom patches are also fashionable if you want a unique design on your jacket. Whether artistic and involving embroidered designs or more traditional and using leather patches, there is something for everyone.

Of all these types, the stenciled style is easily the one that appears most complex. By doing these things right in the choice of patches, in the design of the imagery, and in further care for the product, you can ensure that your jacket looks as great as it could possibly look.