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Custom Sequin Patches
Custom sequin patches create a sparkling surface for fashion and decorative apparel. They work best when the design gives the sequins room to define a bold shape or graphic.

Design around the sequin scale
Sequin logo patches cannot reproduce every tiny detail in the same way as print. Simplify thin lines and small lettering, and choose a finished size that supports the intended shape. Mark which areas should sparkle and whether the background should remain visible.
Consider weight and garment movement
Sequin clothing patches add both texture and weight. A lightweight top may need a different size and support than a structured jacket. Check the placement for rubbing against bags, seatbelts or adjacent fabric, and avoid edges that catch easily.
Confirm finish and care before ordering
Color, shine and the direction of the surface affect the visual result. Use a material reference when the patch needs to coordinate with a collection. Follow the supplied cleaning guidance for custom sequin appliques rather than assuming they tolerate ordinary machine washing.
Questions about custom sequin patches
Can sequins reproduce a small logo?
A simplified version may be needed. Send the desired dimensions so the sequin scale can be considered before quoting.
Can these be used on jackets?
Yes. Share the jacket fabric and placement so the attachment and support can be planned for the added weight.
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