Emblem Size Limits

Minimum - 0.5” X 0.5”
Maximum - 6” X 6”

Due to the laser cutting process, patch size may vary by +/- 5%. Approximately 1.5mm thick (may vary).

Leather Colors:

• Caramel
• Taupe
• Natural

Engraving Area:

Minimum Text Size:

Smallest character should be at least 1mm high

Minimum Elements Size:

Elements on leather emblems must be at least 0.3mm width

Backing:

• Low Melt Heat Seal
• Pressure Sensitive

Limitations

Low melt - Recommended application for thicker materials, such as jackets, and hats that can withstand a heat press and 320° F. Not recommended for use on materials that may be heat sensitive (ex: some nylons, silk, some plastics, leather, wool, fleece, etc.) or for weather-treated materials, due to chemicals used that do not allow the emblems to adhere properly.
Pressure-sensitive - Recommended application is on flat, non-textured surfaces, including glass, plastic, wood, and metal. Not recommended for application on surfaces that may contain an oil finish, such as silicon, Teflon™, rough fabrics, or outdoor goods.

Washing Information:

This product is intended to be used on hats, bags, and jackets that are not regularly washed. Not recommended for dry cleaning or industrial wash.

Shelf Life:

One year shelf life before applying (room temperature-controlled environment).

Revised 10.04.24

Low Melt Backing with a Top Heat Press - Garments

1. Set press to 315-325°F for top heat with 70-80 psi of pressure.
2. Ensure application location is wrinkle-free and place garment onto press.
3. Place patch onto desired location on garment. Thermal Tape is optional.
4. Over a FlexStyle® Silicone Pad, turn around garment and load into the heat press.
5. Press for 12-18 seconds.
6. Remove garment from press and allow to cool.

Low Melt Heat Seal on Hats - Using the 360 IQ™ Hat Heat Press

1. Set press to 275°-285°F for top heat and 315°- 320°F for bottom heat with 60-80 psi of pressure.
2. Place hat on heat press, leaving out the inner layer of the cap. Use adjustment lever for a better grip.
3. Place emblem onto desired location. To secure the emblem and prevent it from moving, use Thermal Tape.
4. Press for 15-18 seconds.
5. Deactivate the adjustment lever and remove the hat from the heat press.
6. Remove Thermal Tape once the patch has cooled.

Disclaimer

World Emblem recommends testing the best combination of heat seal parameters before application. World Emblem is not liable for any damages to garments during the application process.

Note: Please check out www.youtube.com/worldemblem for step-by-step instructions for applying our apparel decorations.

Pricing

Using the drop-downs above, you can find the approximate price per item, based on the emblem size and quantity ordered.

To determine the size of your emblem, use the following formula:
Size = Width + Height / 2

Price Includes

Heat seal or pressure-sensitive backing.

Electronic Proof

A digital sample via email is available in 48 hours. Edits are allowed. Note: Due to the colors and textures of genuine leather, digital simulation might vary from the actual physical sample.

Set-up Charges

One-time sample and setup fees.

• Up to 2.00”: $40.00
• Edit: $30.00

Turnaround time

Samples will take two days plus shipping. Production of up to 250 pieces takes one business day, while larger quantities will require additional working days. Call 1-800-766-0448 for more information.

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