A new device, pressure sensitive adhesive system for bonding textiles and a method for producing integrated textile emblems such as patches, emblems, emblems, labels and cut textile parts including wovens, knits and nonwoven structures made of both natural and or synthetic fibers incorporating a pressure sensitive adhesive. The resulting room temperature pressure sensitive-patch eliminates tedious and cost intensive sewing operations (embroidery) and or heat-sealing operations (heat transfers) to other textile products such as apparel and or accessories, headwear, crafts home furnishings and luggage. The room temperature pressure sensitive adhesive-patches comprise at least: 1) a top base layer which can be a knitted, woven or non-woven fabric sheet that is stitched, printed, embossed, etched, engraved, flocked or dyed to form a decorative element, and which may be cut into a desired shape; 2) a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer adhered to the top base layer that comprises an adhesive having good medium-to-high surface energy properties, is not water soluble and is of adequate thickness to provide a sustainable bond capable of surviving multiple washes to textile-based products such as apparel and or accessories, headwear, crafts home furnishings and luggage. The room temperature pressure sensitive-patches may be transferred by simple pressure, thereby eliminating the burden and expense of thermal or mechanical (stitched) bonding.