Clothes patches are a common way of repairing clothes, but now the patches have become more and more refined and beautiful. It is no longer just sewing clothes, but more attention. Today, I will mainly introduce embroidery patches and PVC patches. Embroidered patches are patches used to mend garments. They are denim embroidery, embroidered cloth stickers, gold thread embroidered badges, etc., and are made of various fabrics. The PVC patch is evolved from the cloth patch and is made of PVC soft rubber. PVC patches and embroidered patches can be used as accessories for clothing to decorate clothes, bags, shoes, etc.   The scope of use of embroidery patches and PVC patches Embroidered patches can be used on most pockets. However, the embroidery pieces are mainly made of high temperature bonding and sewing. They cannot be used for uneven and high temperature resistant objects, such as PU bags, leather bags, etc. Because the embroidery pieces are sewn with colored silk, they should not...

PVC patches and embroidery patches are different: PVC patches are waterproof, not easy to burn. PVC patches won’t fade easily, so PVC patches are widely used in various fields, including air force flight, underwater operations, and so on. The style and design of the PVC patch will not be limited by any restrictions. Although it requires opening a mold before production, the mold will be made according to the design draft of the customer. PVC patch is also very simple to use, you can paste PVC patch on the back of a variety of items. But the most common way is using it with the Velcro. PVC raw materials through heating melting, it can be added any pigment, so the color is also very rich. These characteristics will allow customers to design completely unrestrictedly, you are able to design your unique wonderful PVC patches!    Because the development process requires open molds, PVC patches are usually slightly more expensive than custom embroidered patches. If the design...

Before taking any step to understanding custom PVC patches, let’s see that what exactly are the PVC patches. What Is PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)? PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a synthetic plastic polymer. PVC patches are durable, easy to clean, flexible, water proof and light-weight. PVC patches are a cool option for all kinds of uses like morale, tactical, airsoft or even business and promotional logos. Manufactured from flexible material which feels and bends like rubber, the look of your custom pvc patches is only limited by your imagination.   What Makes PVC Patches So Special?PVC patches, unlike embroidery patch, are waterproof and will never fade, fray, crack or peel, making them ideal for military morale patches, outdoor use, and sporting events, among other things. Patches made of PVC will add depth and dimension to your design while being very simple to clean with a damp cloth. You are able to use PVC patches that come with a variety of backing options, but Velcro backin...

There are several types of machine-driven and Custom Embroidery methods such as counted thread embroidery, whitework technique, candle wicking embroidery, shadow work embroidery and many more. Let's discuss different types of embroidery techniques in brief. Counted-thread embroidery is any embroidery in which the number of warp and weft yarns in a fabric are methodically counted out for each stitch, resulting in uniform-length stitches and a precise, uniform embroidery pattern. Even-weave fabric is usually used, producing a symmetrical image, as both warp and weft yarns are evenly spaced. The opposite of counted-thread embroidery is free embroidery. Among the counted-thread embroidery techniques are: Assisi Assisi work uses a method known as voiding in which cross-stitch fills the background while the motif itself is left blank. Holbein stitch, a style of linear blackwork, is used to outline and emphasize the motif and to create surrounding decorative scrollwork. Traditionally, Assisi ...

Ele-Badge's Chenille patches are available in a variety of sizes and colors and can be completely customized to suit not only your school but each sports team. Chenille patches are commonly made on felt with fluffy chenille woven on, or sometimes with embroidered logos/ texts to highlight your brands or mascots. With more applicable techniques’ help, we can accomplish your creative chenille patches containing embroidery, sequins or rhinestones, or background with heat transfer printing(chenille heat transfer). Because of low MOQ and friendly cost, we attract more inquiries and orders. Specifications Custom designs are welcome only. Standard fabric is felt, other fabrics are available by request. Size and shapes are customizable. MOQ is 1pcs per design. 7 days for sample making; 10 days for quantity under 1000pcs. No extra fee for rush orders. Easy to Iron-on or Sew-on or chenille heat transfer Special Cases Perfectly-designed appliques are created by applying heat transfer, embro...

Ele-badge Gifts,is one of the biggest PVC manufacturers and suppliers can be found around the world as PVC material is utilized everywhere for various applications. We are pvc badge suppliers Check out our pvc badge selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our lanyards & badge holders shops. Here please find one clear PVC badge,clear PVC badge holder with a central oblong hole on both faces to avoid the loss of the card. This badge holder is usually used to hold proximity reading RFID cards which do not need to be extracted from the card holder. For professional use. Exists in 2 models : Landscape or portrait. Material PVC/Model Landscape or portrait /Badge size 86 x 54 mm (CR 80)/Color Transparent/Type Badge holder We are pvc medals suppliers Moulded PVC Medals are flexible, funky and a bold way to reward any achievement. The ability to achieve multiple levels make this a popular choice.Complete with Ribbon that can also be printed.Pantone matched colo...

There are several effective ways to attach a PVC patch:   Sewing   Use a heavy-duty needle and strong thread, such as polyester or nylon thread as mentioned earlier. Sew around the edges of the patch for a secure attachment. This method is very durable and ensures the patch stays in place even with regular wear and washing. You can do a simple running stitch or a more decorative stitch for added visual interest.   Iron-on Adhesive   Purchase iron-on adhesive specifically designed for patches. Cut a piece of adhesive slightly smaller than the patch. Place the adhesive between the patch and the fabric, with the adhesive side facing the fabric. Set your iron to the appropriate temperature for the fabric and adhesive. Gently press the iron on the patch for the recommended amount of time, following the adhesive's instructions. This creates a strong bond between the patch and the fabric. However, this method may not be as durable as sewing over time, especially with heavy...