Leather patches are defined as fabric pieces sewn onto garments that are both durable and supple, and they do represent an item of distinction. A patch can be made from different materials including real leather, faux leather, or upcycled leather which is called embossed leather. European designers create logos of family emblems or crests, some mates reproduce Adinkra symbols and other Americans proudly decorate their work overalls with sturdy leather name patches. Advanced equipment makes it possible to engrave complex designs, and logos are created using one of many branding techniques called embossing. Compliance with European Union Leather Regulation concerning animal welfare standards for ethical sourcing demonstrates available sourcing options within addressed markets.
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