Custom Patches
Custom Patches
At Wear Patchy, we specialize in designing high-quality, custom-made patches for hats. Whether you need embroidered, leather, PVC, or sublimation patches, our expert team ensures premium craftsmanship. We can even professionally sew the patch onto your hat for a complete, ready-to-wear finish.
Custom Patches with Hook & Loop
At Wear Patchy, we craft premium-quality Velcro patches designed for durability, flexibility, and bold visual impact. Whether you want to express your personality, support a cause, or promote your brand, our custom patches make it easy to stand out. With their easy attach-and-remove feature, they’re perfect for those who like to update their look anytime.
IRON ON BACKING
Iron-on patches are a favorite choice for anyone looking for a quick and hassle-free way to upgrade their clothing. Easy to apply with a standard home iron or a professional heat press machine, these patches bond securely to fabric and stay in place when applied correctly—no peeling or lifting.
At Wear Patchy, we produce premium-quality iron-on patches customized to your exact design and requirements. Whether for personal style, team branding, or business promotion, we ensure durability and a flawless finish.
Plastic lamination backing adds firmness and stiffness to embroidered patches. The back of a patch often has loose threads and tie-offs that some people find unappealing—even if they’re not visible once the patch is applied. That’s why many prefer plastic backing, as it neatly covers those threads and gives the patch a cleaner, more polished look.
Self-adhesive backing, also known as peel and stick, is commonly used to hold a patch in place before sewing. It helps simplify the sewing process by keeping the patch steady in the desired position. However, not all sewing professionals require self-adhesive backing—experienced stitchers often secure patches using just a pin or needle.
Self-adhesive backing, also known as peel and stick, is commonly used to hold a patch in place before sewing. It helps simplify the sewing process by keeping the patch steady in the desired position. However, not all sewing professionals require self-adhesive backing—experienced stitchers often secure patches using just a pin or needle.