Patches

Reflective Patch

Reflective patches are fabric patches with a black twill background with an embroidered edge that incorporates reflective prints. You can also request a velcro backing on them.

Digital Proof ready within 24 hours; once the digital proof is approved, patches will be shipped or ready for pick up in 3-5 business days.

We do not accept Gang sheets for this product.
We do not take Rush Orders for this product.

12 Piece Minimum

Heat Press Application

Ready in 3-5 Days

50+ Wash Tested

Bulk Order Discounts

Reflects Light

Digitized Proof ready within 24 hours

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Reflective Patch Heat Pressing Instructions

Step 1 - Position Your Patch

Place the patch on the desired location of the garment. For accuracy, secure it with heat-resistant tape to keep it in place.

Step 2 - Prep for Pressing

Lay your garment on the heat press (or ironing board) with the patch face down and touching the bottom plate (or surface).

Step 3 - Cover & Press

Add a protective guard sheet or parchment paper over the garment to prevent damage. Set the heat press/iron to 325°F with hard pressure (70–80 PSI). Press for 20 seconds.

Step 4 - Cool Down

Wait for the garment to cool for at least 30 seconds, then carefully remove the heat tape. Cooling allows the melted glue to solidify and create a strong bond with the fabric.

Step 5 - Remove Thermal Tape

Once the garment has cooled, carefully remove the Thermal Tape. The patch should now be securely attached to the garment. For Thicker Fabrics (e.g., hoodies): Flip the garment inside out and press the reverse side of the patch for an additional 20 seconds.

Step 6 - For Thicker Fabrics (e.g., hoodies):

Flip the garment inside out and press the reverse side of the patch for an additional 20 seconds.

FAQ's

What are reflective patches?

Reflective patches are fabric patches that incorporate refl ective materials to bounce light back toward its source, increasing visibility in low-light or nighttime conditions. They’re commonly used on clothing, bags, and gear for safety or identifi cation.

What materials are used in reflective patches?

The most common materials are retro reflective microbeads or prismatic fi lms (e.g., 3M Scotchlite). These are backed by fabrics or rubbers and can be finished with iron-on or sew-on application. Some patches use reflective threads woven into the patch fabric.

How do I attach a reflective patch to clothing?

Attachment methods include: Iron-on: Applies heat to fuse the patch to fabric (follow the patch’s heat press instructions and test on a small area first). Sew-on: Requires stitching the patch around the edges.

How visible are reflective patches in the dark?

Highly visible when illuminated by a light source (e.g., headlights, flashlights). The level of brightness is measured by retroreflectivity (candela per square meter, cd/m²). Patches meeting higher retroreflectivity standards are brighter and more conspicuous at greater distances.

Are reflective patches durable and washable?

Durability depends on the backing and attachment method. Our Heat Press application ensures 50+ washes on the patches, whereas the Sew-on patches tend to endure frequent washing better than iron-on patches, which can peel over time if not applied correctly

What is the turnaround on these patches?

The turnaround on our reflective patches is 3-5 working days. The time is estimated after our digital proof is approved at the customer's end.