Share your logo or mascot and get a clear quote. Leather patches give jackets, vests, caps and bags a premium look that gets better with wear.
Popular uses for leather patches
Leather patches are made from leather or leather style material. Your logo can be debossed into the surface, stitched onto it, or both. The result is a patch with a rich texture and a premium feel.
Leather is tough and holds its shape. That makes it a strong choice for jackets, riding vests, caps, bags and jeans. It also looks better with age, which many brands and clubs like.
The style suits bold logos, clear shapes and simple lettering. Very fine lines and tiny text work less well on leather, so we review your design and suggest changes that improve the final look.
Get Quote →Leather handles daily wear and keeps its shape.
A rich texture that looks better as it ages.
You send one simple form and get one clear answer.
Need a small design change? Send it and we update it.
Fill one short order form, attach your design and we reply with your file or quote.
Share the size, the use and anything we should know.
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We email your file or quote. Approve it and go ahead.
These details help us give you an exact quote.
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Order NowA leather patch is made from leather or a leather style material. The logo is debossed or stitched into the surface for a premium look.
Yes. Most leather patches are sewn on, and some can also use rivets. Tell us the item, and we confirm the best way to attach it.
Bold logos, clear shapes and simple lettering work best. Very thin lines and tiny text are hard to see on leather, so we suggest changes before we start.
Size, detail, number of colors, finish and quantity all affect the price. Simple designs usually cost less than detailed ones.
Timing depends on the design and the quantity. Add your deadline in the order form, and we confirm the timing in your quote.
We match your colors as closely as the material allows. Share Pantone codes or hex values if you have them.
