Fabric Guide
Faux Leather Patch Lieblingsstück, Red Brown
Item no. 28568
€2.50per piece
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Faux leather patch Lieblingsstück in red brown. Lettering plus decorative stitching are lasered, the outline is cut cleanly. Sew it onto clothing, bags or anything you made yourself.
in stock
Delivery time approx. 3–5 working days
Free shipping within Germany from €50
Description
A label turns a handmade piece into something special. Lieblingsstück — German for favourite piece — carries its lettering in flowing script, framed by lasered decorative stitching.
The red brown faux leather is made for laser work: the engraving turns out dark plus even, while the edge stays smooth without fraying.
Sew it on along the stitch line. That way the label holds firmly, looking as if it had always belonged there.
It looks best where it can be seen without getting in the way: at the side seam of a shirt, on the flap of a bag or at the cuff of a beanie. If you like giving away what you sew, the label adds a small message to the gift.
What Lederpatch Lieblingsstück 54×24 Rotbraun is suitable for
- Handmade clothing deserving its own signature.
- Bags, beanies plus small gifts from your sewing room.
- Anything you like a little more than the rest.
Frequently asked questions
How is the label attached?
The label is sewn on. Follow the lasered stitch line with a strong needle and matching thread — that way it sits neatly, and the topstitching looks intentional.
Is this genuine leather?
No, it is faux leather suited for laser work. It does not fray, the edges stay smooth, and the engraving stands out dark and crisp on the surface.
Can I wash the label?
It goes through the wash together with the garment. Washed gently and inside out, the surface stays nice for longer; avoid ironing hot directly on the label.
Which fabrics does the label suit?
Almost anything you can sew: jersey, sweat, woven fabric, canvas or felt. On stretchy fabrics a piece of interfacing on the back helps, so the fabric under the label keeps its shape.
Matching guides
- Fabric Guide