Custom Iron-On Patches with Your Logo

If you want patches that customers or members can apply themselves, include the garment details in your enquiry. Heat compatibility needs to be checked before choosing this attachment method.

Request an iron-on patch quote.

Is heat application suitable for your garment?

Check the garment's composition, care label and any coating or finish. A fabric name alone may not establish whether a particular adhesive or heat setting is suitable. Ask for compatibility with the complete item, including any nearby decoration or lining.

If the garment does not permit the required heat process, select another attachment method. Sewing or a removable fastening may be alternatives, but they also need to suit the garment. Use the backing comparison to assess the choices.

Choose the design and patch construction

The iron-on layer is a backing, not the artwork technique. Decide whether your design needs a stitched texture, fine textile detail or a printed image, then confirm which constructions can be supplied with the proposed heat-seal system.

Measure the intended placement and keep the artwork readable at that size. A large patch and a small patch can present different application challenges, particularly where pressure cannot be applied evenly across the garment.

What instructions should come with the order?

The relevant instructions should identify the equipment, temperature, pressure, application time and cooling procedure for the supplied product. They should also explain any waiting period or restrictions before washing.

Do not copy a setting from a different supplier's patch. Even visually similar products may use different backing systems. Our iron-on application guide explains the checks to make before following the exact settings supplied with your order.

Check the result on the intended item

A garment test can reveal issues that a digital proof cannot show. The artwork may look correct while the patch placement or application process still needs adjustment.

For repeated use across a range of clothing, confirm whether the same process applies to every garment. Different fabrics, coatings and constructions may require separate consideration.

Care and attachment expectations

Treat the patch and garment as one item when choosing a care routine. Follow instructions compatible with the face material, adhesive and fabric. A backing suitable for one cleaning process should not be assumed to tolerate every wash or drying condition.

If an edge lifts, first establish the product and original application conditions. Reapplying heat without checking the cause may damage the garment or decoration. See patch care guidance or contact support.

Iron-on patch questions

Can I use a household iron?

Only if the supplied patch instructions permit it and the garment is compatible. Some processes call for controlled pressure or equipment that a household iron cannot reproduce reliably.

Can I remove an iron-on patch later?

Do not choose heat-seal backing on the assumption that removal will leave the garment unchanged. If regular removal is required, consider hook-and-loop patches.

Can I add stitches?

Ask whether stitching is appropriate for the complete patch and garment. Additional sewing is a specification decision, not a universal instruction for every heat-applied product.

Order custom iron-on patches

We accept orders from 10 pieces per design. Digitising and a digital proof are included free of charge, with no separate setup fee. The price reflects quantity, size, patch type and backing; unit prices decrease with higher quantities.

You can request changes before approving the proof. Production starts only after approval. Approximate total turnaround is 10–14 days including production and delivery, with tracked service throughout the Netherlands and EU.

Send your design and garment details for a quote.