custom rectangle patches

Custom rectangle patches cost one dollar fifty cents to eight dollars per patch depending on size, complexity, and order quantity. Small two by three inch patches start around one fifty to three dollars each in quantities of fifty or more. Standard three by four inch patches cost three to five dollars each. Large four by six inch or detailed multi color designs range from five to eight dollars per unit. Simple text patches cost less than complex logo designs. Bulk orders of one hundred, two hundred fifty, or five hundred patches receive volume discounts of twenty five to forty percent off base pricing.

Rectangle patches are available in any custom dimensions with popular sizes including two by three inches for name tags, three by four inches for chest patches, four by five inches for shoulder placements, and larger formats up to six by eight inches for back panels. Common aspect ratios include horizontal rectangles wider than tall and vertical rectangles taller than wide. We produce patches matching exact specifications ensuring perfect fit for intended placement locations. Size selection depends on design complexity, text readability requirements, and available space on garments or gear.

Iron on backing works well for rectangle patches on fabric clothing enabling DIY application with household irons. Sew on backing provides most permanent attachment for uniforms and items requiring frequent washing or heavy use. Velcro hook backing suits tactical gear and items where patches need changing between uses. Adhesive backing works for temporary applications and smooth surfaces. The best backing depends on material type, whether attachment should be permanent or removable, and washing frequency. Most customers choose iron on for convenience or sew on for maximum durability.

Yes, custom rectangle patches can be manufactured in virtually any dimensions though practical limits exist. Minimum sizes around one by two inches ensure text remains readable and design details are visible. Maximum sizes typically reach eight by twelve inches though larger formats are possible. Very small patches under one inch may have readability issues with text and fine details. Very large patches over twelve inches require specialized production. Most applications use patches between two by three inches and six by eight inches where designs reproduce clearly and patches fit standard placement locations.

Iron on rectangle patches apply using household iron set to cotton or polyester temperature depending on fabric type. Preheat iron to appropriate setting without steam. Position patch on clean dry fabric surface in desired location. Cover patch with thin pressing cloth protecting embroidery. Apply firm even pressure with iron for thirty to sixty seconds ensuring heat activates adhesive across entire patch. Do not slide iron which can shift patch position. Allow patch to cool completely before handling. For extra security, sewing around patch edges after heat application provides additional strength especially for items requiring frequent washing.