What is the difference between
embroidered patches and sublimated patches?
Embroidered patches are made by stitching
threads onto a fabric backing, resulting in a textured, 3D design with color
limitations. Sublimated patches, on the other hand, are created using dye-sublimation
printing, providing
a smooth, flat appearance with vibrant, full-color designs and intricate details. Both
types of patches are durable, but the choice depends on the preferred aesthetic and
design requirements.
What are the recommended sizes for
patches and badges?
The recommended sizes for patches and badges
can vary depending on their intended use and the level of detail in the design.However,
here are some general guidelines: Patches: Small Patches: Typically range from 5 to 10
cm
on one side. These are suitable for hats, sleeves, or smaller areas on garments. Medium
Patches: Usually between 10 to 15 cm on one side. They work well for jackets, backpacks,
and larger patches on various clothing items.
Large Patches: Measure around 15 to 30 cm on one side. These are ideal for the back of
jackets, bags, or for making a bold statement on clothing.
What is the turnaround time for
producing embroidered or sublimated patches?
The turnaround time for producing embroidered or sublimated patches can vary based on
several factors, including the complexity of the design, the size of the order, the
production capacity of the manufacturer, and any additional customization options.
What backings are available for
embroidered and sublimated patches?
For both embroidered and sublimated patches,
various backings are available to attach them to garments, accessories, or other items.
Here are some common backing options: Iron-On Backing, Sew-On Backing, Velcro Backing