05 / Material direction

Custom
Printed & mixed-technique patches.

A printed tiger brings illustrated shading and colour into a wearable emblem. Edge finishing turns the artwork into a ready-to-apply clothing detail.

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From the supplied product collection. Final specifications are confirmed with your sample.

Know the technique

Printed tiger. Illustrated detail, finished as a patch.

Typical applications
Illustrated apparel logos, detailed artwork and decorative accessories
Material direction
Printed fabric with edge finishing; mixed embroidery subject to artwork review
Artwork considerations
Review colour, image resolution and the final size. A printed image and a stitched element may need separate artwork preparation.
MOQ, sampling & lead time
Confirmed after reviewing your specification and quantity.

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See the technique
in detail.

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Printed-and-embroidered crest

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Printed-and-embroidered crest

Product sample from the supplied collection. Colours, size and attachment can be reviewed for your artwork.

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Printed animal design patch

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Printed animal design patch

Product sample from the supplied collection. Colours, size and attachment can be reviewed for your artwork.

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Printed outdoor design patch

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Printed outdoor design patch

Product sample from the supplied collection. Colours, size and attachment can be reviewed for your artwork.

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Printed picture patch with size reference

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Printed picture patch with size reference

Product sample from the supplied collection. Colours, size and attachment can be reviewed for your artwork.

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Round printed patch with size reference

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Round printed patch with size reference

Product sample from the supplied collection. Colours, size and attachment can be reviewed for your artwork.

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Made around the brief

Customisation
starts here.

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Illustrated colour and shading

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Custom outline and border

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Print with optional stitch accents

Before requesting a quote

A few useful
answers.

When should I consider printing instead of embroidery?

Printing is a useful option for illustrated or tonal artwork. Embroidery adds thread texture. The source collection includes both printed and mixed-technique examples for comparison.

What should I include in a quote request?

Include the artwork, finished size, quantity, attachment method and destination. If a detail is undecided, describe the intended garment or use so we can suggest options.

How do I get started?

Send a quote request with your artwork or a clear description of the design. We review the brief, confirm the material direction and reply with a project-specific quotation.

Can you help develop the artwork?

Yes. Share a sketch, logo file or reference image. We can advise on stitch density, lettering size and technique so the design works at the finished patch size.

What file formats do you accept?

Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) are preferred. High-resolution PNG or JPG files are also fine. If you only have a rough sketch, describe colours and placement and we will confirm what can be produced.

Can I review a proof or sample before bulk production?

Yes. Sampling and proof steps are confirmed with the quotation. Approve the sample or digital proof before we schedule bulk production.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Minimum quantities vary by technique and specification. Request confirmation for your project; the minimum is stated with the quotation.

Which techniques do you offer?

Embroidered patches, PVC patches, woven labels and patches, chenille patches, and printed or mixed-technique patches. Compare finishes on the products and gallery pages.

Are custom shapes available?

Yes. Shape, border and edge finish are part of the specification. Fine detail depends on size and technique—review artwork at the finished size.

How small or large can a patch be?

Very small patches limit detail and lettering; large sizes are possible subject to tooling and handling. Confirm the finished size with your quotation and sample.

What is the difference between embroidered and woven?

Embroidery builds raised stitches on a fabric ground. Woven construction forms the design within the fabric for a flatter hand and finer lines. Artwork and use help decide which fits better.

Which backing should I choose?

The garment fabric, washing conditions and application method matter. Sew-on, heat-applied and removable solutions should be evaluated for the intended use.

Do you offer Velcro or iron-on backing?

Yes, when specified in the brief. We confirm suitable backing options with the sample so attachment matches the garment and care requirements.

How is the price determined?

Price depends on technique, size, quantity, colours, backing and finishing. Guide prices on the pricing page are references only; each project receives a confirmed quotation.

Do you publish fixed online prices for every option?

Coverage and quantity tables are guides. Custom shapes, mixed techniques and specialty backings are quoted from your artwork and specification.

When is payment required?

Payment terms are confirmed with the order. Custom patches are made to your artwork, so production typically starts after the agreed deposit or payment schedule.

Which payment methods do you accept?

Common commercial payment methods can be arranged with the order confirmation. Ask for the options that apply to your region and order value.

How long do sampling and production take?

Timing depends on design, material and quantity. Confirm sampling, approval and production dates before placing an order.

Can you meet a rush deadline?

Tell us the required date in the quote request. We will confirm whether the schedule is realistic for sampling and bulk production.

Where are the patches made?

Patches are produced in our Shenzhen workshop. You can review production images and process notes on the Quality and About us pages.

How are orders packed and shipped?

Packing, destination and shipping method are confirmed with the order. Include the delivery address and any labelling requirements in your brief.

Who is Make-Patch?

Make-Patch is the public brand of Shenzhen K&F Apparel for custom clothing logos, patches and labels—from material comparison to a project-specific quotation.

Can I visit or see production?

Workshop photographs and videos are on the About us and Quality pages. For project discussions, start with a quote request or the contact details on the site.

What if my question is not listed here?

Send a quote request with your artwork and requirements, or use the contact options on the site. We will reply with the details that apply to your project.

Your logo. Your next step.

Start with
your artwork.

Choose a material direction, tell us the size and quantity, and prepare your project brief.

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