Patches, labels Woven or printed patches

Patches

One of the oldest andmost elegant ways to personalize clothing. Madefrom fabrics or leather, patches are attached to clothing using aneedle and thread, aswell as special adhesives or presses. Patches can be embroidered orprinted and may include decorative elements such as sequins, beads, or other ornaments.
Application:

• Quantity:Can be used for both small and medium quantities.
• Type of graphics:Simple patterns, logos, words, decorativeelements.
• Materials:T-shirts, jackets, bags, hats, workwear.
• Durability:Veryhigh – patches areresistant to wear, fading, and repeated washing.

Advantages:

• Stylish, prestigious appearance.
• Ability tocombine different materials (e.g., leather, fabric, metal).
• Resistant to washing.

Disadvantages:

• Requires appropriate skills and specialized tools for sewing.
• May be less flexible for large productions.

Labels

Labels aresmall elements thatcan be placedon clothing to indicate the manufacturer, size, material composition, andother product information. Labels can be in the form of patches, printed labels, or printed tapes.
Application:

• Quantity:Cost-effectivefor large batches ofclothing.
• Typeof graphics:Simple texts, logos, size information, material composition.
• Materials:Cotton, polyester, various synthetic materials.
• Durability:Depends on the quality of the material, but usually high.

Advantages:

• Professional appearanceof the product.
• Abilityto include brand and size information.
• Easyto produce in large quantities.

Disadvantages:

• Requires large quantities to be cost-effective.
• May be expensive forsmall orders.