A patch in the context of fabric refers to a piece of material that is sewn or attached to another piece of fabric. Patches can serve various purposes, such as repairing holes, adding decorative elements, or displaying symbols and logos. They come in different shapes, sizes, and colors, allowing for creative expression in clothing and accessories. Patches can be made from various materials, including cotton, denim, and synthetic fabrics. They can be applied using sewing, ironing, or adhesive methods. In addition to their practical uses, patches are popular in fashion, often seen on jackets, bags, and uniforms, contributing to personal style and identity.