LBKI Club Badge

Official : Wear Your Identity

The more than just a patch; it is a symbol of your membership within a dedicated community of martial artists. This high-definition embroidered badge is the official requirement for all LBKI practitioners, ensuring a unified and professional appearance across the dojo.

Whether you are replacing an old badge or adding one to a new training Gi, this patch is designed to withstand the rigours of daily training while maintaining its crisp, vibrant detail.
Feature/Benefit Breakdown

- High-Definition Embroidery: Crafted with premium, fade-resistant threads.

- Benefit: The badge retains its professional look and sharp detail wash after wash.
- Official Club Design: Features the sanctioned LBKI logo and colours.

- Benefit: Ensures you meet the official uniform standards for club gradings, seminars, and competitions.
- Durable Twill Backing: A sturdy foundation designed for permanent attachment.

- Benefit: Provides the necessary structure to prevent the badge from fraying or losing its shape over time.
- Universal Fit: Sized to fit perfectly on both Junior and Senior uniforms.
Application & Placement Guide

To maintain the professional standards of LBKI and ensure the longevity of your uniform, please follow these guidelines:

- Placement: Traditionally, the badge should be applied to the left chest area of the Karate Gi jacket (over the heart).
- Attachment Method: This is a sew-on badge. For professional safety and maximum durability, we recommend a tight whip-stitch or running stitch around the entire perimeter.

Note: While iron-on adhesives exist, sewing is the only recommended method for martial arts uniforms to ensure the badge does not peel off during grappling or high-intensity movement.

-------------------- Care & Maintenance

- Washing: To protect the embroidery threads, always wash your Gi inside out in cold water.
- Avoid: Do not use bleach, as it will discolour the embroidery.
- Drying: Line dry only. Excessive heat from a tumble dryer can cause the badge to shrink at a different rate than the Gi fabric, leading to puckering.