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| For Cotton Material Cotton materials are usually suitable for patches that can be attached by heat pressing or sewing. | For Nylon, Polyester, and Spandex Direct sewing may cause the material to slip or tear. Heat press patches are the most common method. | For Leather Material The leather is thick and tough, and leather patches are usually secured by stitching or special glue. | For Denim Material Denim is strong, so sewing works great. Heat pressing works too, but sewing delivers greater durability. |
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| No Backing Popular ● Advantages 1. Adapts to all fabrics 2. Thin thickness, can be washed frequently ● Using Methods Sewing | Iron - On Backing Popular ● Advantages 1. Quick application 2. Strong adhesion ● Using Methods Use an iron or heat press | Plastic Backing ● Advantages 1. Adapts to all fabrics 2. Hard and not easy to deform ● Using Methods Sewing or gluing with adhesive | 3M Self-Adhesive ● Advantages 1. Adapts to all fabrics 2. Easy to apply, peel-and-stick method ● Disadvantage Only suitable for single-use scenarios Cannot be applied multiple times |
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| Velcro Hook Backing Popular ● Advantages 1. Easy to attach and detach 2. Suitable for military or war materiel themes ● Using Methods Needs to be used with a velcro loop backing | Velcro Loop Backing ● Advantages 1. Soft and flexible 2. Can be firmly fixed ● Using Methods Needs to be used with velcro hook backing | Double Velcro Backing ● Advantages 1. Easy to attach and detach 2. Suitable for military or war materiel themes ● Using Methods Need to sew the magic loop on the clothes to use with the magic hook | Safety Pin Backing ● Advantages 1. Can be easily put on and taken off 2. Re-usable ● Using Methods Pin the patch directly to the fabric |
