UV-Printed
Leather Patches
Full-colour UV printing on real leather, cut to your shape. No minimum order and no setup fee — order five or five thousand and the price per patch is the same table either way.
| Quantity | Per patch |
|---|
Illustrative volume breaks for this mockup — swap in DTF Virginia's live price list before launch.
Description
These are real leather patches printed with a UV flatbed, so the ink cures on top of the hide instead of soaking into it. You get sharp edges, full colour and gradients that embroidery simply cannot hold — logos with thin type, photographic detail, or more than a couple of thread colours.
Every patch is cut to your artwork. Send a shape and we'll cut to it; send a rectangle and we'll cut a rectangle with a clean radius corner.
Specifications
| Material | Genuine leather |
|---|---|
| Print method | UV flatbed, full colour |
| Backing options | Iron-on, sew-on, peel-and-stick, hook & loop |
| Minimum order | None |
| Setup fee | None |
| Turnaround | Same day when ordered before 3PM |
| Made in | Hampton, Virginia |
Application & care
- Heat press at roughly 300°F for 12–15 seconds with medium pressure.
- Use a cover sheet — direct contact between the platen and the leather will scorch it.
- Let the patch cool fully before testing the bond.
- On stretch fabrics or heavy outerwear, sew the edges as well as pressing.
- Wash garments inside out, cold, and hang to dry. Skip the tumble dryer.
Artwork requirements
- Vector (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) is ideal — it scales to any patch size cleanly.
- Raster is fine at 300 DPI at final print size, PNG with a transparent background.
- Keep critical detail and type at least 3mm inside the cut line.
- Not sure if a file will hold up? Send it over — we'll check it before anything runs.
Shipping & returns
Orders placed before 3PM print the same day. Local customers can collect at 332 Rip Rap Road, Hampton, Monday to Friday between 9am and 7pm.
Everything is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee — if a patch isn't right, tell us and we'll reprint it.
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