Could they be embroidered? So the back would need to be two pieces of canvas that aren't sewn all the way across so the stitching wouldn't show.
462527
It could be embroidered. Although it is one piece with a loop at either end to fit the back post.
462528
The back is only one piece of canvas. Maybe if you find a canvas of the same or contrasting color, you can sew it on the back to cover the embroidery.
462529
No but you can use Heat Transfer Letters if you want to print a name on the back
462530
As the others have told you, the back is a single layer piece with "tunnels" sewn at each end to go over the chair dowels.
462531
The back is one piece of canvas with each end folded back and sewn vertically.
1125768
Where the two pieces come together, the material is not leather so it would not have a finished look.
488765
You would have to screw something into them in order to make it a hangable ornament, they are super small though so i dont know how plausible that would be.
1280722
Never tried, but I don't suspect they'd show up very well. You'd need to paint on a white background for that.
236681
I think it would depend on the size. My two are medium made as short as possible so the embroidery covers the whole visible space. No spare room. I have 16 characters plus 3 spaces max.
1521181
Depends, it is a hard tube wrapped with leather, so it can't be stiched. A few options: embossed, branded, or small brass plate glued on the side or round medallion style on the top. I like the idea.
2160780
You might be able to see the edges since these go all the way to the edges. I think you can trim them a little if that happened, but I can't say for sure since I've never worn them with slingbacks.
1285612
Yup. They'd look great. This is basically what they're made for. They even have a little string wrap that you could untie and tie to a belt or strap around your back.
1434366
Probably not without using professional screen printing. They are nice quality and i am thinking of getting more in a different color.
1441092
You could definitely sew patches onto the backpack - you'd need a good heavy needle though. Unsure about ironing them on though.
1987234
I've never tried sewing them on. However, they are made of fabric, so I suppose you could. Good luck:)
1174197
If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
828698
The stain on the back is pretty close to the front but you will see the fasteners on the back. You might be able to cover them with something.
308527
Yes, but they are not print. They are made of a heavy windbreaker like-fabric and sewn together. So what you see on one side is just the same piece of colored fabric but the other side of it. It looks just a little different because of stitching.
1984442
I don't believe so. There are no holes drilled on the back. Hope this helps.
962182
I think the stretchy material would make it difficult to add but if you have a great printing company to trust, then ask them if it is possible.
1513399
You could always try. The backs are made of tough-seeming plastic, which I believe could probably hold a stitch. If it doesn't hold for forever, it should hold for a long time I'm guessing. And there are a lot in this package, so you could always sew new ones on. I'd say to go for it if you can't find what you're actually looking for.