| Item reference | SILICONE #03 |
| Product type | Moulded silicone rubber badge |
| Base material | Silicone |
| Alternative materials | Eco-friendly soft PVC, TPU |
| Logo and colour | Built from your artwork and colour references |
| Surface effect | Embossed 2D, 3D or engraved |
| Surface finish | Matt or shiny |
| Shape and outline | Moulded to your artwork |
| Eco profile | Eco-friendly material |
Most projects start with silicone. It carries deep relief and rich colour, and it stays comfortable against the skin, which is why most neckline, hem and sleeve badges are made from it. Soft PVC gives a firmer, rubber-like feel and takes bright colour with very sharp edges, so it suits a heavier raised dome or a bolder logo. TPU is the thinnest of the three and is used where the mark has to sit close to a performance fabric, or where the trim is applied with heat. For custom labels for clothing there is no single answer: the fabric and the relief depth you want decide it, and we will advise once we see the panel you are working with.
TWINGS INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD supplies custom labels and patches for garment and footwear branding. Our range covers soft PVC and TPR patches, heat transfer TPU labels, embossed logo and printed badges, and silicone labels and badges, so buyers can source related branding items from one supplier. We work to your own artwork and application requirements, with OEM and custom development support across material, embossed or printed effect, and how the item is attached. Send your drawings and target use, and we will recommend the construction that fits.
Yes — it is the same moulded item under two names. On a neckline, hem or inside back it is usually called a label; on a chest, sleeve or cap it reads as a patch. Both are moulded to your artwork, so the outline, the colour and the relief work the same way whichever term your team uses.
They can. Colour can sit in the base material, on the raised face and in recessed or engraved areas, so two-tone and three-tone badges are routine on a single label. Your artwork and colour references tell us exactly what to build.
2D embossing raises a flat layer above the base, so the logo reads cleanly at a low profile. 3D embossing sculpts a domed shape that catches the light and feels substantial in the hand. Engraved work cuts the design into the surface instead of raising it, which suits quieter logos and matt finishes. A 3D emboss is the usual pick for custom labels for clothing where the brand mark should be noticed.
The right attachment depends on the garment. Some panels are stitched through the label, and others take a bonded application where the fabric and the wearer's comfort allow it. Tell us how your line applies trims and we will match the material, the backing and the depth of relief to that method before work starts.
Yes. The material is waterproof, washable and fade resistant, so colour and relief come through normal garment washing intact. That is one reason sportswear, uniform and workwear programmes choose a moulded badge over a printed one — the mark does not lift, crack or wash away.
It can, and it usually saves time. The artwork and colour references approved for this badge can be carried into the custom clothing tags, patches and other trims used on the same garment, so the branding stays consistent from neckline to hem. Send your full trim list with the artwork and we will work through it with you.
