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Type specimen cabinet / patch inventory
Alphabet Crystal Patches Wholesale, Planned Letter by Letter
An alphabet patch range is not one repeated design. Wide, narrow, curved and diagonal characters place different demands on crystal grids, textile bases, physical size, assortment quantities and sorting. Build a controlled A-Z system before ordering initials or words.
01 / Cabinet label
Separate Crystal Patches from Letter Transfers
This page owns attachable alphabet components with a textile base. A carrier-sheet rhinestone alphabet is a different physical system even when both form letters. Ask the quotation to identify the face, base, edge, reverse and attachment of the selected patch or applique. Do not use pearl letter patches as a hidden synonym: they have their own material-led roadmap topic. The boundary keeps three buyer tasks clear—choosing a non-pearl crystal patch style, deciding letter quantities and documenting garment attachment.
Curved counters
Narrow width
Dense diagonals
Open center
Wide footprint
02 / Three style files
Compare Stone Geometry and Base Color
Products 207, 208 and 211 are evidenced catalog references with current MOQ 100 and no recorded finished size. Their names and material descriptions support a controlled style discussion; a quote must supply dimensions, attachment and current construction.
Round crystal / black base
Product 207 records clear round rhinestones on a black textile base. Review its varsity-style face without assuming size.
Square grid / black base
Product 208 combines square and round clear crystals on a black textile base. Inspect grid alignment on different letters.
Square grid / white base
Product 211 records square and round rhinestones on a white textile base. Garment contrast changes how that base reads.
03 / Character anatomy
Prove the Hard Letters, Not Only the Easy One
A single attractive “A” does not validate an entire crystal alphabet. Review a representative set that includes narrow strokes, broad forms, curves, counters and diagonals at the exact proposed physical scale. The textile base may carry small spaces that a stone grid cannot express alone. Define whether the style is block, varsity or another authorized type direction, then approve the complete letter silhouette and perimeter.
Width extremes
Compare I or L with M or W so word spacing does not jump unpredictably.
Counter spaces
Check A, B, D, O, P and R for openings that remain visible from intended distance.
Curves and diagonals
Inspect whether the selected crystal geometry preserves C, G, K, N, S, V, X and Y.
Base perimeter
Approve the textile outline around every character, including inside corners and narrow terminals.
04 / Physical type size
Set Dimensions from the Receiving Product
No finished size is recorded for products 207, 208 or 211, so dimensions are a required quotation input. Place printed outlines on the intended jacket, shirt, tote or other product. Measure usable width and height from stable anchors and consider how multiple letters form a name or word. A patch that works as a single initial may be too wide when six characters are placed side by side.
Single initial
Balance the character against pocket, chest, sleeve or bag-panel geometry and note any seam exclusion.
Word assembly
Specify letter spacing, baseline, overall width and whether patches arrive loose or arranged for placement.
05 / Letter demand
Build the Character Mix from Real Names or Sales
Do not order equal quantities of A through Z unless a full-alphabet set is the actual retail product. For personalization stock, count the approved names, initials or words and add a buyer-defined reserve. For retail singles, use prior sales or a documented assortment hypothesis and mark it for review. Submit quantity by character and style; Teebling confirms how the 100-piece minimum and current commercial terms apply.
PROGRAM
Names, initials, words or A-Z sets
Names, initials, words or A-Z sets
CHARACTER
One row for each required letter
One row for each required letter
STYLE
Round black, square black or square white
Round black, square black or square white
NEED
Known demand before reserve
Known demand before reserve
TOTAL
Reconciled purchase quantity
Reconciled purchase quantity
06 / Specimen review
Approve Face, Edge, Reverse and Garment Contrast
Choose representative letters from the difficult groups and compare them with the approved style, dimensions and color direction. Inspect crystal alignment, missing or unintended elements, textile base visibility, inner openings and the complete outer edge. View black-base and white-base samples on the intended garment colors. Request the attachment direction in writing and test the exact patch-and-garment pair; this page does not assign heat-applied, sew-on or another backing to the recorded references.
07 / Drawer labels
Sort Letters So the Buyer Can Use Them
Loose alphabet patches become expensive to count twice when similar characters or styles arrive together without an inventory system. Define whether each inner pack contains one letter, a complete name, one A-Z set or a destination kit. Protect crystal faces and keep the approved base color visible on the label.
By character
Label letter, style, base, revision, count and inner-pack number.
By word or name
Group in placement order and include the approved spelling and spacing diagram.
By destination
Reconcile store, team, factory or fulfillment splits with the master quantity ledger.
08 / Type order
Submit the Alphabet Patch Specification
Reference product 207, 208 or 211; attach the selected image, authorized type direction, requested finished dimensions, receiving product, placement, attachment question, character-level quantities, inner-pack logic and destination. State whether letters are sold individually or assembled into names. Ask Teebling to confirm the current construction, size feasibility, sampling path, MOQ allocation and commercial terms. Keep pearl letter requests on a separate specification so the non-pearl crystal assortment remains clear. Use the number and letter transfer guide when the required format is a carrier-sheet transfer, the rhinestone felt patch guide to examine a textile-base direction, and the MOQ planning guide to prepare character-level allocation questions. These related pages describe different purchasing decisions.
09 / Cabinet questions
Alphabet Crystal Patch FAQ
These answers organize a non-pearl patch assortment without replacing product drawings, attachment trials or the written quotation.
Are alphabet crystal patches the same as letter transfers?
No assumption should be made. This page addresses attachable patches or appliques with a textile base. A carrier-sheet rhinestone letter transfer is a different format and is covered by the existing number-and-letter transfer guide.
Which non-pearl alphabet patch references are recorded?
Products 207, 208 and 211 provide black-base round-crystal, black-base square-and-round-crystal, and white-base square-and-round-rhinestone directions. Their current MOQ is 100, and no finished size is recorded for these products.
Can buyers order only the letters they need?
Submit the required quantity by character and selected style. Whether MOQ and commercial terms apply across the total, per design or per letter must be confirmed in the current quotation.
How should letter readability be approved?
Review representative wide, narrow, curved and diagonal characters at the actual requested size. Compare crystal alignment, counter spaces, textile base, edge and garment contrast on a physical sample.
How should an A-Z patch order be packed?
State whether letters are sorted individually, assembled into words, grouped by destination or supplied as full alphabets. Inner labels should identify character, style, base color, artwork revision and count.