Custom patches make a brand pop because they turn everyday clothing, bags and uniforms into something worn, kept and seen for years — and Patch&Bagel produces them in Singapore from a low minimum of 20 pieces. Custom embroidered, woven and silk screen patches start at SGD $160 for 20 pieces (SGD $210 for 30); PVC patches start at 30 pieces (SGD $300 for 30). Every order includes a free digital proof, production runs roughly 2–3 weeks from proof approval, and international shipping is free.
This guide explains why patches are such an effective branding tool, how to choose the right type, and how to order at quantities that suit a small brand or team.
Why do custom patches work so well for branding?
Custom patches work for branding because they add texture, colour and a tactile, premium feel that printed logos cannot, and because people keep and wear them long after a flyer or sticker is thrown away. A patch on a jacket, cap, or bag becomes a small, repeated brand impression every time the item is used. For clothing labels, cafes, gyms, and event organisers, that longevity is what makes a patch a better branding investment per dollar than most disposable swag.
Which patch type makes a brand stand out most?
The best patch type depends on your logo: embroidered gives a classic raised, stitched texture; silk screen reproduces photo-realistic detail and gradients; woven captures fine lines and small text crisply; and PVC is waterproof and hard-wearing for outdoor branding. Patch&Bagel produces all four in Singapore, and the table below compares them.
| Patch type | MOQ | From (SGD) | Best for a brand when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embroidered | 20 | $160 / 20 ($210 / 30) | You want a classic, premium stitched look |
| Silk screen | 20 | $160 / 20 ($210 / 30) | Your logo has gradients or fine shading |
| Woven | 20 | $160 / 20 ($210 / 30) | Your logo has small text or fine detail |
| PVC (rubber) | 30 | $300 / 30 ($700 / 100) | The patch faces rain, sun, or heavy wear |
How can a small brand use custom patches?
Small brands use custom patches to badge their own products (a woven label on a cap or tote), to kit out staff uniforms, and to hand out as collectible merchandise at markets and events. Because the minimum order is just 20 pieces, a new label or cafe can add branded patches without the risk of a large upfront run. Many brands start with one hero patch and reorder once a design proves popular. See our guide on custom patches for clothing brands for a full playbook.
What is the minimum order and price for custom patches in Singapore?
Patch&Bagel's minimum order is 20 pieces for embroidered, woven and silk screen patches (from SGD $160 for 20, $210 for 30) and 30 pieces for PVC (from SGD $300 for 30, $700 for 100). There are no design or setup fees, every order includes a free digital proof, and shipping is free. Production takes roughly 2–3 weeks from approved proof.
How to order branded custom patches
Ordering takes four steps: choose your patch type, backing (iron-on, sew-on, or velcro) and quantity; send your logo or brief; approve the free digital proof; and receive your patches in roughly 2–3 weeks. Vector artwork (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) reproduces best, but Patch&Bagel can redraw from a clear image.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for custom branded patches in Singapore?
Patch&Bagel produces embroidered, woven and silk screen patches from 20 pieces (from SGD $160 for 20) and PVC patches from 30 pieces (from SGD $300 for 30).
Are patches good for brand marketing?
Yes. Because patches are worn and kept, they deliver repeated brand impressions over years, which makes them more durable per dollar than disposable printed swag.
Which patch type is best for a detailed logo?
Silk screen or woven patches reproduce fine detail and gradients better than embroidery, which simplifies very small elements.
Explore more
- Custom Patches for Clothing Brands: Build Identity Into Every Piece
- Ultimate Guide to Designing Your Custom Patches
- Embroidered vs Woven vs PVC vs Silk Screen Patches: How to Choose
Product pages: custom embroidered patches, woven patches, silk screen patches, and PVC patches.
Last updated: 10 August 2026. Written by Jessica, Owner of Patch&Bagel. Pricing and MOQs verified against live Patch&Bagel Singapore product listings.