Learn which backings are available for each product!
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Learn which backings are available for each product!

There are lots of options when it comes to choosing a backing for your patch.

Plastic Backing

     

This reinforcement backing helps keep patches from puckering, and is used for sewing down.

For use on embroidered patches

 

 


Heat Seal Backing

   

For use when heat pressing or ironing on.

For use on embroidered, woven, sublimated, photo over, and tackle twill patches.

Not used on chenille patches due to the material being flattened by the heat press. 

              

 

 

Peel n Stick Backing

   

Also known as sticker backing. Not intended for permanent application. They stick well but are not able to be placed in the wash. 

For use on embroidered, woven, sublimated, photo over, tackle twill, chenille, leather and soft rubber patches.

 

 

 

Hook and Loop Backing

   

The male hook side is attached to the back of the patch, and the female loop side is detachable and sewn onto the garment. 

Mainly used on embroidered patches but can be placed on other types such as woven, sublimated, photo over, tackle twill, chenille, leather and soft rubber.

              

 


Non Woven Fabric Backing

     Used on woven patches to help make the patch thicker. 

 

 

 

No Backing

      Used on woven labels and embroidered patches that are going to be sewn on and don't need the reinforcement backing. 

 

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