Custom Wholesale Garment Brand Logo Fake Leather PU Patch

1. Superior Quality and Durability

2. Customization Options

We understand that every brand has unique needs. That's why we offer a wide range of customization options to ensure that your PU patches perfectly match your brand identity:

• Embossed and Debossed Logos: Add a tactile and elegant touch to your patches with embossing or debossing. These techniques create a 3D effect, elevating the look and feel of your logo.

• Laser Engraving: For intricate and precise designs, laser engraving is an excellent choice. This method allows for high-resolution and detailed logos, ensuring that even the smallest details are captured.

• Screen Printing and UV Printing: If you need full-color, high-contrast logos, screen printing and UV printing are ideal. These methods allow for vibrant and long-lasting colors, making your logo stand out.

• Custom Shapes and Sizes: We can produce patches in any shape and size, whether you need circular, square, or custom-cut designs. This flexibility ensures that your patches fit seamlessly with your product design.

• Color Customization: Choose from a wide palette of colors to match your brand’s aesthetic. We can also provide color matching services to ensure consistency with your existing branding. 

3. Cost-Effective Solutions

Our PU patches are not only high in quality but also affordable, making them an excellent choice for businesses of all sizes. We offer competitive pricing without compromising on the quality of the materials or the craftsmanship. By choosing our wholesale options, you can benefit from significant cost savings while still receiving top-notch products.

4. Versatile Applications

These PU patches are incredibly versatile and can be used in a variety of applications:

• Clothing and Apparel: Enhance the look of jackets, jeans, t-shirts, and more with our durable and stylish patches.

• Accessories: Add a branded touch to bags, hats, and other accessories to increase brand visibility.

• Promotional Items: Use our patches as promotional items at events, trade shows, or as part of marketing campaigns to build brand awareness.

• DIY Projects: Perfect for crafters and DIY enthusiasts who want to add a professional touch to their projects.

 

 

 

5. Easy Application

Our PU patches come with various application options to suit your needs:

• Heat Pressing: Ideal for a strong and permanent bond, heat pressing ensures that the patch adheres securely to the fabric.

• Sewing: For a traditional and long-lasting application, sewing the patches onto the garment provides a secure and professional finish.

• Adhesive Backing: For quick and easy application, some patches come with a peel-and-stick adhesive backing, making them simple to apply without additional tools.

6. Packaging and Delivery

1. Material Composition

PU Patches: made from polyurethane, a synthetic material that mimics the look and feel of genuine leather. It is known for its flexibility, durability, and resistance to wear and tear. It can be engineered to have a wide range of textures and finishes, from smooth and glossy to matte and textured. Also, they are naturally water-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor and high-moisture environments.

Leather Patches: made from genuine animal hide, typically from cows, goats, or sheep, is a natural material with a unique texture and grain. While leather can be treated to improve water resistance, it is generally more susceptible to moisture and may require additional care to maintain its condition.

2. Aesthetic and Appearance

PU Patches: can be designed to closely resemble genuine leather, with a uniform texture and consistent appearance. They are available in a variety of colors and finishes, including metallic and glossy options.  Since PU is a synthetic material, it offers a more uniform and consistent look across multiple patches, which is beneficial for large-scale production and brand consistency. PU patches are highly customizable and can be easily embossed, debossed, laser engraved, screen printed, or UV printed. This makes them ideal for detailed and intricate designs.

Leather Patches: have a natural, organic appearance with unique variations in texture and grain. Each patch can have slight differences, giving them a distinctive and authentic look. Leather patches can also be customized, but the process is often more challenging due to the natural variations in the material. Techniques like embossing, debossing, and laser engraving can be used, but they may not achieve the same level of detail as on PU patches. Over time, leather develops a patina, which adds character and a vintage look to the patch. This natural aging process is highly valued by many for its aesthetic appeal.

3. Durability and Longevity

PU Patches: are highly resistant to abrasion and wear, making them durable and long-lasting. They are less likely to crack, peel, or fade compared to some types of leather. They are relatively low-maintenance and do not require special care. They can be cleaned with mild soap and water, and they are less prone to staining. The water-resistant properties of PU make it a better choice for items that are frequently exposed to moisture, such as jackets, bags, and outdoor gear.

Leather Patches: are also very durable and can withstand significant wear and tear. However, it may require more maintenance to keep it in good condition, especially if it is not treated with protective coatings. Leather patches need regular conditioning and cleaning to prevent drying, cracking, and fading. They may also require waterproofing treatments to enhance their resistance to moisture. With proper care, leather patches can last for many years and develop a beautiful patina. They are a great choice for items that are meant to last and age gracefully.

4. Cost and Production

PU Patches: are generally more cost-effective than leather patches. The synthetic material is less expensive to produce, and the manufacturing process is often more efficient. PU patches can be produced in large quantities with consistent quality. They are easier to work with and can be cut, shaped, and printed using various methods, making them a popular choice for mass production.

Leather Patches: are typically more expensive due to the higher cost of the raw material and the labor-intensive production process. The production of leather patches involves more steps, including tanning, cutting, and finishing. The natural variations in leather can also make it more challenging to achieve uniformity in large batches, which can affect production efficiency.

5. Environmental Impact

PU Patches: While PU is a synthetic material, advancements in technology have led to the development of more eco-friendly and sustainable PU options. However, traditional PU production can involve the use of chemicals that may have environmental impacts. PU is generally not biodegradable, but some forms of PU can be recycled, reducing waste.

Leather Patches: Leather is a natural material, but the tanning process can be environmentally intensive, involving the use of chemicals and significant water consumption. The use of animal hides raises ethical concerns for some consumers. There are, however, options for ethically sourced and tanned leather, which can be more sustainable and humane.