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Relief map
Mark the raised, recessed, flat, layered, or separated regions and identify which details are essential.
Relief branding lab
Custom 3D TPU logo patches.
Turn flat artwork into a specified raised mark for garments, bags, caps, or accessories. Control the relief, edge, color boundaries, attachment, placement, and sample—not merely the logo file.
Reference
DG-ZK-001 · TPU
Relief decisions
Define what the logo should feel like.
The visual file shows the mark. The production brief explains how that mark becomes a physical component.
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Finished geometry
State width, height, outline, orientation, corner treatment, intended thickness, and placement space.
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Color & surface
Provide color references and describe matte, gloss, texture, or another requested surface for review.
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Attachment system
Identify heat-applied, adhesive, sew-on, or another route plus the exact receiving material.
Artwork-to-sample path
Build the physical definition.
- Stage 01
Submit the source and constraints
Attach the logo, dimensions, colors, receiving product, placement, attachment preference, design quantity, and destination.
- Stage 02
Resolve production choices
Review relief, minimum detail, edge, material combination, backing, expected application, and any requested test or documentation.
- Stage 03
Approve the actual construction
Compare the sample with the written specification and intended receiving material before authorizing bulk work.
Quote-ready brief
Include these nine fields.
Source artwork
Finished size
Relief intent
Color references
Surface request
Receiving material
Placement
Quantity by design
Destination & date
Packing needs
Recorded references
Use codes to start the discussion.
DG-ZK-001
Custom 3D TPU logo patches
TPU · 7.5 cm reference · recorded catalog MOQ 500
Open the design catalog
DG-ZK-002
3D TPU silicone heat-transfer label
TPU silicone · 5 cm reference · recorded catalog MOQ 300
Open the design catalogRecorded catalog size and MOQ figures describe those item references only. Custom construction, size, minimum, price, sample, timing, and terms are confirmed in writing.
FAQ
Shape the right questions.
For heat-applied soft branding, also compare silicone heat-transfer patches. For approval controls, review the factory workflow.
What makes a TPU logo patch three-dimensional?
The submitted artwork is interpreted as a controlled relief with raised, recessed, or layered areas. The feasible height, edge, line detail, surface, and color separation depend on the design, dimensions, material construction, and production review.
Which files should I provide for a molded logo?
Submit only artwork you own or are authorized to use. Vector artwork is preferred when available because shapes and color boundaries are easier to identify. Also provide the finished width and height, color references, relief intent, receiving product, placement, attachment preference, quantity, destination, and target date.
Can I choose heat-transfer or sew-on attachment?
Request the intended attachment in the brief. Feasibility depends on the patch construction and receiving material. The team should confirm the selected backing, application method, instructions, and material test before approval.
Are the catalog sizes and minimums fixed?
No. DG-ZK-001 records a 7.5 cm reference and a catalog MOQ of 500; DG-ZK-002 records a 5 cm reference and a catalog MOQ of 300. They are item-specific records. The current written quote controls a new design.