What Type of Leather Is Best for Hat Patches?

When it comes to creating custom hat patches, the choice of leather can make a significant difference in both appearance and durability. Not all leathers are created equal, and selecting the right type ensures your patch not only looks great but also stands the test of time. At Snag Customs LLC, we use Hermann Oak 4/5oz leather, a premium material known for its quality and...

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Which is better, leather or leatherette?

When it comes to choosing between leather and leatherette, the decision often depends on the specific needs and preferences for the product. Both materials offer unique benefits, and in this post, we’ll explore the practical and aesthetic differences between them to help you determine which is better for your particular use case. Aesthetic Differences: Leather vs. Leath...

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How do you put a leather patch on a hat?

If you’ve ever wondered how those custom leather patch hats are made, you’re in the right place! Attaching a leather patch to a hat isn’t as simple as just slapping on some glue. There’s a specialized process that ensures the patch stays securely in place, even with daily use. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of how we at Snag Customs LLC a...

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What is the best adhesive for leather patch hats?

When it comes to applying leather patches to custom hats, selecting the right adhesive is crucial to ensuring a strong, long-lasting bond. At Snag Customs LLC, we use a polyurethane-based heat adhesive, which is designed to securely attach leather patches to hats without compromising the material’s integrity. In this post, we’ll explore why heat adhesive is an excellent ch...

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How to attach a leather patch to a hat without sewing?

When it comes to attaching leather patches to hats, sewing has long been considered the traditional method. However, advancements in adhesive technology have introduced a no-sew alternative that is just as strong—if not stronger. At Snag Customs LLC, we use a polyurethane-based heat adhesive to create a durable bond that rivals traditional stitching. If you’re skeptical ab...

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Can you wash a hat with a leather patch?

A leather patch hat is a stylish accessory, but it’s natural to wonder if it can handle a good cleaning. The good news is that you can wash a hat with a leather patch, but it requires some care to ensure the leather and the adhesive stay intact. Here’s how to clean your hat without compromising its look or durability. Hand Wash for Best Results The safest way to wash...

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How Long Do Leather Patches Last?

Leather patches are a timeless way to add style and personality to hats, bags, and other apparel. But when investing in a custom patch, one question always comes up: how long will it last? The answer depends on a few key factors, including the type of leather, how it’s attached, and how it’s cared for. Let’s dive into what makes a leather patch durable and how to maximize ...

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What is the difference between leather and leatherette patches?

When it comes to custom hats, the patch can make all the difference in terms of both design and durability. One of the most popular patch materials for custom hats is leather but another option that’s often chosen is leatherette. Both materials have their unique benefits and drawbacks, and understanding the differences between them can help you make the best decision for y...

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History and Significance of Laser Engraved Leather Patch Hats

Ever wonder how leather ended up on a ball cap? Who thought that was a good idea? We have had embroidery for a long time so why would we want to use such a contrasting material? Leather is a very interesting material. Under most environments it is very durable. It has been used in horse tack for centuries and native populations have used leather for millennia. When i...

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Is Yupoong A Good Brand?

Have you even heard of it? Well you have probably worn a Yupoong hat or two over the years. They have a ton of different styles of hats and are part of the flexfit family. The interesting thing in the hat world is how brand oriented people tend to get. I mean, I get it to an extent. Each person has a unique head and a hat that your buddy likes might not be the best fit...

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