PU Patch

Guangzhou D&Y Fashion Accessories Co., Ltd. produces leather label, or PU patch, is a sign made of leather material that is widely used on clothing, footwear, handbags, furniture, and a variety of other products. They can not only enhance the texture and grade of the product, but also serve as an important element of brand identity. The following is a detailed introduction to the leather mark:

material

1. Natural leather: such as cowhide, sheepskin, pig skin, etc., with good wear resistance and natural texture.

   2.Synthetic leather (artificial leather) : It costs less and is easy to maintain, but may not be as durable as  natural leather.

Production technology

   1.Cutting: Use a laser cutter or a knife die to precisely cut out the desired shape.

   2.Embossing/stamping: The hot pressing of patterns or text on the leather surface is sometimes combined with the stamping process to increase the luster.

   3.Sewing: Sewing by hand or machine, used to reinforce edges or to combine layers of leather.

   4.Dyeing: Coloring the leather to achieve the desired color effect.

   5.Punch holes: If they need to be installed on other items, holes may be pre-punched.

Application field

   1.Clothing: Brand logo on the back of jeans, for example.

   2.Shoes: Brand identity on the tongue or side of the shoe.

   3.Handbags and accessories: Interior or exterior brand label.

   4.Household items: Decorative or informational labels on furniture such as sofas, mattresses, chairs, etc.

Design essentials

   1.Concise and clear: Because the texture of the leather itself is strong, the design should be kept simple and avoid too complex patterns.

   2.Font selection: Clear and easy to read fonts are more suitable for leather label design.

   3.Color matching: Considering the color of the leather, choose the right ink or foil color.

   4.Size consideration: According to the different application location, reasonably determine the size of the leather mark.

Installation mode

   1.Stitching: Sewing leather labels directly onto clothing or other textiles.

   2.Rivets fixed: For thicker products, metal rivets can be used to fix.

   3.Paste: In some cases, it is also possible to use strong glue to adhere the leather label to a non-fabric surface.

Upkeep

   1.Clean: Gently wipe with a soft cloth to remove dust.

   2.Moisturizing: Regular use of a special leather care agent to maintain its softness and prevent cracking.

   3.Storage away from light: Prolonged exposure to sunlight will cause the leather to fade, so it should be avoided as much as possible.

If you are considering adding leather labels to your products, it is recommended to first identify your design needs and work with professional suppliers to ensure that the final product meets expectations. If you have more specific needs or would like more information, please let me know!