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Match your artwork, finished size, material and backing to the garment or application. Confirm feasibility and sample requirements before production.
THE FACTORY BEHIND THE PATCH
Explore the embroidery workshop and the people who handle the finishing details. These photographs were taken at PAIPAI PATCH in October 2026.
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Embroidery production floor · Photographed October 2026
01Manufacturing since 2006
023,000 m² production space
0380+ team members
0450+ production equipment units
PHOTOGRAPHED IN OCTOBER 2026
These photographs show PAIPAI PATCH’s embroidery workshop, manual finishing area, office and sample display room. They provide a closer look at the environment behind a custom patch project.

Rows of multi-head embroidery machines and operators in the production workshop.
Discuss your production brief
A second view of the embroidery equipment, work areas and material storage.

The team’s manual work area supports quality inspection, counting, packing, edge sewing, hole punching and buckle threading, according to the project requirements.

The office work area alongside the production rooms.

A meeting table and patch sample displays for reviewing design and material references.

Exterior context around the production site. This panoramic view also includes neighbouring buildings.
Actual site photographs · October 2026. The exterior view includes neighbouring premises.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Explore six 360° photographs captured in October 2026. Open a scene, then drag or use the arrow controls to look around. Choose a workshop, finishing area or office scene to explore.

FROM FACTORY VIEW TO PROJECT BRIEF
Share your artwork, finished size, quantity, garment or application, preferred backing and packing requirements. Confirm the construction, sample scope, manual finishing steps and production schedule with your quotation.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR PROJECT
Match your artwork, finished size, material and backing to the garment or application. Confirm feasibility and sample requirements before production.
Agree which manual operations your project needs, including inspection, counting, packing, edge sewing, hole punching or buckle threading.
Review the approved specifications, quantities, packing requirements and delivery arrangements with the team before shipment.
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