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Heat transfer printing patches, also known as iron-on patches, are a popular method of applying designs or logos onto fabric. A custom sublimation patch is a patch that is created using the sublimation printing process. Sublimation printing involves transferring dye onto a material using heat and pressure, resulting in vibrant and durable colors.

Heat transfer printing patches offer several advantages. They are easy to apply and can be done at home with minimal equipment. They also allow for intricate and detailed designs to be transferred onto fabric. Additionally, they are durable and can withstand regular washing and wear.

To apply the patch, heat is used to activate the adhesive on the back of the patch. This can be done using a household iron or a heat press machine. The patch is placed onto the fabric with the adhesive side down and heat is applied for a specific amount of time. The heat causes the adhesive to melt and adhere to the fabric, creating a permanent bond.