How to choose the right backing for Custom Patches?

                                  How to choose the right backing for Custom Patches?
   


  Backing of custom patches is very essential to ensure the safety of the patches.

  There are different types of backing options and each have their specific properties.

  It is too much confusing for many of us to choose the right backing for custom

  patches. First of all, it is very important to understand that specific type of custom

  patch will require specific type of backing on it. Some popular patches backing

  options are discussed below with respect to their specific properties. The first and

  foremost option is Plain backing or No backing. In this backing option, thread and

  twill are visible at the back of patches due to no backing over the stitching of

  custom patches. It is remembered to note that custom patches without any backing

  are light weight and very flexible. Therefore, to dispatched the custom patches in

  bulk, Plain backing option is valuable. Moreover, if you want to sew your custom

  patches permanently on the garment, then you have to choose Plain backing.


  Secondly, there is Iron-on patch backing. For this you need a standard home iron to

  easily to attach the custom patches on your garments. It is important to keep in

   mind to wait for at least 48 hours before washing the garment after you have ironed

   the patch on the garment. Moreover, this option is not valuable on the garments of

   leather, nylon and corduroy. Thus, if you want to quickly transform the look of

  the garment then this is most valuable option. Finally, there is Velcro backing that

  is consist of two parts; the hook and the loop. The loop is to be sewn on the

  garments where the patch has to been adhered while the hook is to be sewn onto

  the patch. This is the most durable backing option. It is easy to replace the old

  patch with the new one using Velcro banking. To sum up, there are many types of

  patches backing, the most widely options are discussed with respect to their

  specific usage to avoid any confusion in the future.
  
  You also get information about right backing for custom patches thorough Wikipedia


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