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Embroidered face
Artwork, finished size, thread colors, stitch construction, legibility, and surface appearance.
Removable patch systems
Custom hook-and-loop embroidered patches.
Treat the patch and receiving surface as one attachment system. Specify both sides, approve the finished fit, and give bulk inspection a measurable reference.
Attachment cross-section
One patch. Four controlled layers.
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Base & edge
Base fabric, shape, border method, thickness, dimensional tolerance, and clean edge execution.
03
Hook layer
Coverage, orientation, clearance from the edge, attachment to the patch, and removal behavior.
04
Mating surface
Matching loop component, finished footprint, receiving product, placement, and method of attachment.
Specification builder
Make removal predictable.
The inquiry should describe what must align, what will be handled repeatedly, and what the buyer will inspect. “Hook-and-loop backing” alone leaves those decisions open.
See the factory workflow- Decision 01
Artwork and finished outline
Send the source file and state the finished width, height, shape, orientation, thread colors, and smallest critical detail.
- Decision 02
Edge and backing footprint
Define the edge construction and whether the hook layer follows the outline or uses an inset footprint.
- Decision 03
Receiving system
Name the product, location, mating-surface dimensions, attachment method, and whether both components are required.
- Decision 04
Approval and packing
Confirm the sample, tolerances, pair matching, quantity by design, individual packing, labeling, and carton requirements.
Recorded catalog reference
TB-B42D1AA00971
- Material
- Embroidery thread and polyester hook-and-loop
- Size
- Customizable in the catalog record
- Recorded MOQ
- 500 pieces for this item
Reference details identify the recorded catalog item only. The current written quote controls custom dimensions, construction, minimum, timing, price, and terms.
Sample inspection
Check the pair, not only the face.
- Artwork, color, lettering, stitch coverage, and edge match the approval
- Finished patch and mating-surface dimensions remain within agreed tolerances
- Hook coverage and alignment match the approved construction
- Patch seats flat on the intended product without unintended overhang
- Removal and reattachment are evaluated using the buyer’s stated handling test
- Pairs, item codes, quantities, labels, and packing remain traceable
FAQ
Before the sample.
Browse more construction references in the design gallery or compare the broader embroidery category.
What must be specified besides the embroidered patch?
Submit only artwork you own or are authorized to use. Identify whether the inquiry includes only the patch component or both the patch and its mating surface. Include finished dimensions, shape, edge, hook-and-loop coverage, colors, quantity, receiving product, placement, and packing.
Can the shape and size be customized?
The catalog hook-and-loop reference records a customizable size. A new outline still needs feasibility review because small corners, narrow projections, edge construction, lettering, and backing coverage can affect the result.
How should a removable patch sample be inspected?
Compare the approved artwork, dimensions, colors, edge, backing coverage, alignment, attachment to the intended mating surface, removal behavior, appearance after repeated handling, and any buyer-defined tolerance.
What is the minimum order?
TB-B42D1AA00971 records a catalog MOQ of 500 pieces. That figure applies to that reference record, not automatically to every custom patch. Request a current written quote for the exact specification.
Ready for feasibility review?
Upload the artwork and describe both sides.