Embroidered Patch

If you are considering the purchase of an embroidered patch tailored to your needs, you must first ask yourself what is the best material for the back of your patch. You will also need to know the quality of the fabric on which you will place the patch, and the time for which you want the patch to last.

Embroidered Patch

Depending on the process, there are three types of patch backs.

  1. Back Applied with Iron, Applied with Heat.
  2. Back with Velcro, with two strips that adhere to pressure.
  3. Retro Adhesive, with Stick-On or special adhesive.

Before you make a decision, I will explain the advantages and disadvantages associated with each of these types of backs.

Retro Applicable with Iron

By choosing an applicable patch with an iron you will only get temporary security, because it will not last long. This back is ideal for casual or formal wear, but is not appropriate for exercise or movement. This is a system mainly used to hold the patch in place during sewing, so the back can be applied with an iron is not the best choice if you have an active lifestyle.

Advantages and disadvantages:

Back with Velcro

The back with velcro is available in two styles. Only with eyelets, “male”, or two-sided with “male” and “female”. The back only with eyelets is the best choice for those who need to change patches frequently or make minor changes, as in the case of police uniforms and armed forces. If your clothing does not already have the “female” velcro applied, instead, we can apply the two-sided Velcro.

As well as that applicable with iron, the back with Velcro has advantages and disadvantages:

Retro Sticker

The most popular and known type of back is embroidered patches. It is very convenient, and very simple to apply. Today it is considered the ideal choice for short-term events. The adhesive backing is the best choice for short events, but has disadvantages in case you want to use it over the long term.

These are advantages and disadvantages of the adhesive back:

Beacon Patch Attach is a special glue that offers an extra way to attach custom patches on clothes and accessories. This glue firmly combines any fabric, without needing to sew. It is washable, non-toxic and can be easily removed if subjected to heat. The most important thing is that this glue can be used to apply patches permanently.

Of all the methods listed above, the ideal way to apply patches is always to sew them directly on the dress. By sewing it, the patch will remain attached to the fabric for a long time. Experts say it can even last for decades.

After making a decision about the back you need, it’s time to look for an expert who takes all the necessary steps to design the patches. Our company is specialized in the design of customized patches for every occasion, to satisfy all our customers. Contact us and we will be ready to assist you.

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