Here are some tips to ensure high quality custom leather patch:

Choose high quality leather.

Select a leather type that is appropriate for patches, such as deerskin, cowhide or sheepskin. Thicker leathers hold up better to stitching and emblems. Avoid cheap, synthetic leather alternatives.

Use dense, closely trimmed leather.

Custom Brand Logo Real Leather Patch should be 3oz or thicker, and closely shaved to a uniform thickness. This provides an ideal surface for stitching and heat embossing logos.

Reinforce the back.

Having a layer of canvas, denim or vinyl laminated to the back of the leather patch reinforces it and prevents stretching. This is especially useful for larger patches.

Use strong, waxed thread.

A high-quality waxed polyester or nylon thread helps ensure patches are securely stitched around the edge and also around any emblems affixed to the center. Waxing the thread helps it glide through the leather.

Double stitch for durability.

Having two rows of stitching, especially around the outer edge of a patch and around emblems, makes a patch extra durable. The double stitching also provides a more uniform look.

Heat emboss or deboss logos.

Having logos recessed into or raised up from the leather surface creates a 3D effect and molded appearance that screen printing alone cannot achieve. Heat embossing or debossing also helps logos withstand aging and wear better.

Choose brass or nickel grommets.

Brass or nickel eyelets/grommets reinforce any holes in a leather patch and prevent tearing. They look more professional than just punching raw holes in the leather.

Consider edge painting.

Painting the outer edge of a leather patch helps seal and finish the raw edges, while also making a customized color accent. Edge paint or edge dye comes in a variety of leather shades.

Seal and protect.

Applying a sealant or acrylic finish to both sides of the leather patch helps protect from moisture, scratches and stains. It helps keep patches looking their best for longer when affixed to bags, clothing, etc.

Following these tips will help you get high quality, long-lasting custom leather patches that you can feel proud of.