How do I prepare artwork for the PVC patch?

This technique is the same as the rubber logo, but instead of rubber, we use synthetic or genuine leather patches.

If you need a raised logo, we make a mold for it. Another technique is to print the logo on the patch using the screen printing method.

Mostly, we stitch patches on the top left chest or arms. Many customers like to sew the patch on their trousers or shorts as well.

File Resolution:

• Recommended 300 dpi
• Acceptable 150 dpi

File Size:

You need to provide the size of the logo if you do not follow the standard practice. Suppose you need a 4″ print; you need to tell us.

If you are not sure what size you want, we recommend you use actual merchandise to measure the logo and see how different sizes look.

File Types:

We recommended using the.png and.jpeg file formats. We accept file formats via email and WhatsApp. We are happy to receive vector files and other artwork formats.

Maximum logo size:

We accept any size logo that fits your needs. We are also happy to provide suggestions and recently completed products to get an idea. We can finalize the exact size when we are making your mockup or sample.

Color Matching:

We match the color with the Pantone book to achieve an accurate result. When you send us your artwork, we match the color with our Pantone and make a sample of the logo to see how it looks. We also show you the design, and on your approval, we will start your production.

Disclaimer: The PVC patch may not match exactly what you see on the screen. There is a difference between how the colors are rendered on a mobile or computer screen versus how they look in screen printing. To solve this problem, we will ship you a sample so you can see in real life how the product is going to look.

The number of colors:

Mainly, the design contains 3 to 4 colors. You are always welcome to choose more. They are entirely subjective to the design.