A Pantone code gives patch artwork a shared colour reference, while the material shapes how that colour appears in the finished patch. Pantone colour matching for patches draws on two systems: the Pantone Matching System (PMS) and the Fashion, Home + Interiors (FHI)...
A logo that looks crisp on screen can lose its detail when stitched at patch size. A logo to patch design conversion adapts the artwork for thread, simplifying fine lines, shadows and soft colour gradations that won’t reproduce reliably. Keeping the palette to 3-5...
A patch’s surface can carry the design, not just its colour. Soft silicone patches for clothing are moulded badges, typically 1 to 5 mm thick, with raised details that give logos and motifs a tactile finish. That makes the choice between embossed and printed artwork...
Choosing between a merrowed border and a hot-cut edge isn’t just about which finish lasts longer. It depends on your patch’s shape and the look you want. A merrowed border is stitched over the edge, creating a raised finish suited to simple shapes such as circles and...
What if a bold varsity letter loses impact because its details are hard to read as a patch? With custom chenille varsity letters, the balance of letter shape, colour, chenille and outline helps keep the design legible on the finished garment. Fine lines and small...
