Most Popular
100 patches
$220
$2.20 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Made To Order
Rich color. Fine detail. Made for artwork that needs more visual complexity.
Dye-sublimation carries gradients, illustrations, and highly detailed artwork onto a soft, flat patch with no need to simplify the color.
Starting at
$80
100 patches: $220 total · $2.20 each. Select your specifications for exact pricing.Not sure?
Send your artwork and we’ll tell you what we’d recommend before you move forward.
You review and approve your free digital mockup before paying. After payment, we make a real sample and send you a photo of it to approve before the full production run begins. Standard turnaround: 10 to 14 business days after sample approval.
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Pick a run and start your order. Prices come straight from our published pricing.
Printed / Sublimated Patches package pricing: 100 patches $220, 25 patches $120, 50 patches $165, 500 patches $525.
Most Popular
100 patches
$220
$2.20 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Starter
25 patches
$120
$4.80 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Small Batch
50 patches
$165
$3.30 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
Best Value
500 patches
$525
$1.05 each
Up to 4″ on the longest side
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Instant Pricing
Starting at
$80
Pick your quantity, size and backing to see the exact printed / sublimated patches total.
No payment until you approve the mockup.
Dye-sublimation reproduces gradients, illustrations and photographic detail without simplifying your color palette. Nothing gets flattened to fit a thread chart. Compare every package or read the custom patch pricing guide.
Printed / Sublimated Patches at a glance
Key Features
Recommended Uses
On a printed patch, the artwork is printed into the patch material instead of being built out of stitched thread. You will see the same product called sublimated, dye-sublimated or printed depending on who is selling it. They all describe this construction, which is why the product is listed under both names here.
Because the design does not have to be translated into thread paths, gradients, photographic artwork and very fine visual detail can stay closer to the original file than they would in embroidery or woven construction.
The trade-off is texture: the finished face is flat and printed rather than raised and stitched. It is cut to your shape and available with the same backing choices as our stitched patches.
Look at your file, not at the patch type. If any of these describe your artwork, printing is worth considering.
Character art, hand-drawn work and detailed scenes that thread would have to flatten into shapes.
Fades and gradients live in the print instead of being approximated with solid thread colors.
Artwork built from photographic tones rather than solid vector shapes.
Designs where several small pieces have to coexist inside one patch.
Files with more color breaks than a stitched patch would comfortably carry.
When you want the patch to sit smooth against the garment rather than stand off it.
This choice comes down to two things: whether the original visual detail must be retained, and whether you want a flat printed face or raised thread texture.
If your design is a clean, bold logo and you want it to feel like a classic patch, embroidered patches are the stronger choice. We would rather send you there than print something that would have looked better stitched.
Both handle finer detail than embroidery, so this one gets asked a lot. Woven builds the design from very fine threads, which keeps the textile character and works well on small, type-heavy marks like crests and compact logos.
Printing is the better fit when the artwork is graphic rather than typographic: shading, blended color and illustration that thread would have to reinterpret no matter how fine it is.
Have a detailed crest with small lettering and flat colors? Woven patches are probably it. Have an illustrated sticker-style design you want on fabric? Stay here. Our guide to choosing a patch type lays out the full comparison.
Illustrated designs that were drawn to be looked at closely, kept close to the original.
Dated artwork, lineups and commemorative designs with a lot going on.
Graphic-led designs where the color work is the point.
A flat, soft patch that sits smooth on caps, tees and light jackets.
Detailed marks on canvas and nylon where a raised patch would catch.
Marks with gradients or fine graphic elements that thread would simplify.
Detail needs room. A design with several elements, a block of type and some shading has more competing for space than a single bold mark, so shrinking it too far costs you the exact detail you chose printing for.
We size to your artwork's own proportions rather than cropping or stretching it, and the final Width by Height is confirmed with you on the mockup. If the size you picked is going to cost you legibility, you will hear about it first.
Best for garments that get washed often and for anything you want permanently attached.
Quick heat-activated attachment for suitable fabrics.
Swap the patch between jackets, packs and gear without committing it to one item.
The backing comparison covers each one in detail. Tell us the garment and we will suggest one with your mockup.


More finished pieces are in the work gallery, and customer reviews cover what the process was like.
Send the clearest version of the file you have.
Size, quantity and backing, with pricing updating as you go.
A full-color digital mockup within 24 hours.
Change anything you want. Nothing is produced or charged until you approve.
Standard production runs 10 to 14 business days after sample approval.
Shipping with tracking you can follow from your account.
Upload the file and the Patch Advisor reads its proportions and detail, then recommends a patch type and a proportional size. Free, no account required, and everything stays editable before you request a mockup.
Check My ArtworkIn practice, yes. Customers search for both, and both describe a patch where the artwork is printed onto the fabric rather than formed out of stitched thread. We list the product as printed / sublimated so you can find it either way.
When the design depends on detail that thread would have to simplify. Illustrations, blended color transitions, layered artwork and small graphic elements usually come through more faithfully printed than stitched.
Photo-style artwork is one of the reasons customers choose this construction. Send the file and we will show you on the mockup how it looks at your chosen size before anything is made.
Yes. The face is flat and soft rather than raised, because the color is in the material rather than stitched on top of it. If you specifically want the texture of thread, embroidery is the one you want.
Patches are finished with a clean edge and cut to your shape. Tell us the outline you have in mind and the finish shows on your mockup for approval.
Small type generally holds better printed than stitched, but there is still a floor, and it depends on your artwork and the finished size. We review your file and flag anything at risk before production instead of guessing.
Both handle finer detail than embroidery. Woven builds the design out of very fine threads, so it keeps a textile look. Printed reproduces color transitions and illustration work that thread of any weight would have to reinterpret. If your file is graphic and colorful, printed usually gets closer to the original.
Sew-on, iron-on / heat seal, and hook-and-loop. Pick based on the garment and whether the patch needs to be removable.
Detail-heavy artwork often needs a little more room than a simple logo, because everything in the file is competing for the same space. The Patch Advisor recommends a proportional Width by Height from your design, and the size chart shows typical dimensions by placement.
We work from your file and show you a full-color digital mockup before production so you can see what you are getting. If something looks off from what you expected, tell us at that stage and we will adjust before anything is made.
You review and approve your free digital mockup before paying. After payment, we make a real sample and send you a photo of it to approve before the full production run begins.
Embroidered, Woven, PVC, Glow-in-the-Dark PVC, Chenille, Leather, and Printed / Sublimated patches start at 5 pieces. Your recommended patch type will show its correct minimum.
Your mockup comes back within 24 hours. Standard production runs 10 to 14 business days after sample approval, with rush options available on request.
Still deciding? Take a look at printed vs woven detail, compare custom patch types, and custom patch size chart.
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