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Logo Leopard-Print Toothbrush Embroidery | Brush Embroidery | Flocking

A natural leopard print depends on how color separation and the pile surface work together: red, black, grey and white are separated according to the direction of the markings, with the pile raised separately in each color area, and the edges of the markings kept clean and crisp—from a distance, it reads as a geometric color-block effect; up close, it reveals a fine, dense pile surface. This embroidered patch uses toothbrush embroidery to raise the threads into pile columns. The main red block is full and crisp, while the leopard-print areas are clearly layered. Pile height can be made from 1.0–10.0 mm as needed (commonly 2.0–3.5 mm), with a soft, resilient hand feel that resists shedding after washing.

Optional techniques: The main color blocks can be changed to black, navy, off-white and other colors; the leopard print can be changed to camouflage, check or lettering textures; the border can be overlocked to make a sew-on patch, or given an adhesive backing for heat transfer; it can also be combined with flat embroidery and sequin embroidery for brighter accents.

Applications: Branding and trend-focused decoration on jackets, hoodies, baseball jackets, jeans, hats, backpacks and fabric labels, suitable for streetwear, sportswear and vintage-style products.

Customization process: Customer provides artwork (AI / PDF / high-resolution image) → confirm colors, size and pile height → three simple samples free of charge → bulk production after confirmation. Sampling takes 24–48 hours, or 3–4 business days for complex techniques; MOQ is 300 pcs, and bulk production typically takes 5–10 business days (subject to production scheduling confirmation). Rush orders can be given priority scheduling.

Production capacity: With fine, intricate patterns such as leopard print, the challenge is that edges can fray easily and blur into one mass. We break the markings into separate color blocks and raise the pile one by one, make samples first to confirm the boundary and pile height of each color block, then arrange cutting layouts by design for production. With more than 30 special embroidery machines and piece-by-piece quality inspection, we help keep the shade and outline consistent across the whole batch.