Your Business Logo on Your T-shirt | Customised Iron-on Patch

The size you pick is the longest side of your whole design (logo plus the text line, if you add one).

• Left chest (classic staff uniform look): 3 to 4 inches
• Centre chest: 6 to 8 inches
• Back: 10 inches
• Caps and sleeves: 2 to 3 inches

The checkered preview shows the exact shape, and the line under it shows the width and height in inches.

PNG, JPG, WEBP or SVG, up to 20MB.

A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result. If your logo is a PDF, AI, CDR or PSD file, export it as a PNG first (any designer can do this in a minute).

A screenshot works too, but a proper logo file will always print sharper.

• Ask your designer for the logo as a "PNG with transparent background", at least 1500 px wide.
• Only have a JPG, or a logo on a white or coloured box? Tick Remove background on this page and move the strength slider until the checkered preview looks clean.
• If parts of your logo start disappearing, lower the strength. If the background colour still shows inside bigger enclosed areas, tick Also clear bigger enclosed areas.
• If your logo sits on a photo or a gradient, removal can be patchy. A transparent PNG is the better choice there.

Only what you see in the checkered preview is printed. Checkered areas are clear, so the fabric shows through.

If you keep your logo's background, it prints as a solid block behind the logo, exactly as the preview shows. Use the Preview on colours to check how it looks on your T-shirt colour.

We show a warning when your file is too small for the size you picked (below about 150 dpi). It will still print, just a little soft around the edges.

Uploading a bigger file or choosing a smaller size fixes it. SVG logos are always sharp at every size.

Yes. Step 2 lets you add one line under your logo (up to 30 characters): your business name, a tagline, your website or Instagram handle.

Pick from 5 clean fonts and any text colour. Long text wraps neatly onto two lines. The size you choose covers the logo and the text together.

Yes. Cafes, salons, gyms, clinics, restaurants and startups use these to brand staff T-shirts, aprons, polos, caps and jackets, without minimum order quantities or screen-printing setup.

Order one patch per garment. Choose your quantity above, or use Add other sizes for, say, chest logos plus a few big back prints.

Bulk discounts apply automatically in your cart: 20+ pieces 10% off, 40+ pieces 20% off, 100+ pieces 30% off. Pieces add up across sizes and designs.

Yes. Team outings, marathons, college fests, corporate offsites and product launches: iron your logo onto plain T-shirts and the whole group matches.

Bulk discounts apply automatically in your cart: 20+ pieces 10% off, 40+ pieces 20% off, 100+ pieces 30% off. Pieces add up across sizes and designs.

Best results on cotton, cotton blends, denim, canvas, and most woven fabrics. Avoid leather, silk, polyester blends with heat sensitivity, or stretchy lycra/spandex.

1. Remove wrinkles from the area where you want to transfer the patch
2. Place the patch on the wrinkle free area
3. Iron for 10-30 seconds on low-medium heat settings. Iron repeatedly if fabric is thick like denim.
4. Let it cool to room temperature → Peel film slowly
5. Put film back on the transferred patch → Iron again for 10 sec to lock the patch in the fabric
6. Follow wash instructions

Set to medium-high (around 160-170°C) or the “cotton” setting on most irons. No steam.

Press for 10-30 seconds with firm pressure, then check edges. If needed, re-press for a few seconds.

Nope - always use a thin cotton cloth or baking paper between the patch and the iron to protect the print.

Absolutely - set it to 160°C for 10-12 seconds with medium pressure.

Turn inside out, use cold or mild wash, and avoid harsh detergents or bleach

Not recommended. Air dry for longer life of the patch.

If applied properly, it should last 25-30 washes.