Custom patches, every type
Four core techniques, and the orders people place most often. If you are not sure which one suits your artwork, send it over and we will tell you.
By material
The four ways a patch can be made.
Embroidered
The classic. Dense thread, crisp edges, built to last.
Tight satin stitching on a twill base with a clean merrowed or laser-cut border. The workhorse patch that outlives the garment it is sewn to.
See details →Chenille / Varsity
Thick, fuzzy, unmistakably letterman.
Looped chenille yarn on a felt base, chain-stitched at the edge. The big soft letters and mascots that belong on a varsity jacket.
See details →Sequin
Catches every light in the room.
Overlapping sequins stitched onto a fabric base for a high-shine, high-movement finish. Built for stage, dance and statement wear.
See details →PVC
Waterproof, rubbery, sharp in every detail.
Soft moulded rubber patches that hold fine detail, survive water and mud, and wipe clean. The modern choice for outdoor and tactical gear.
See details →By use
The same techniques, applied to the jobs people order most.
Name Patches
Personalised name tapes and name badges for uniforms, workwear, flight jackets and school kit.
Learn more →Logo Patches
Company logos reproduced faithfully as patches for staff uniforms, merchandise and branded apparel.
Learn more →Team Patches
Team crests, club badges and squad patches for sports teams, clubs, societies and units.
Learn more →Jacket Patches
Large-format back patches and chest patches built for denim, leather and varsity jackets.
Learn more →Iron-On Patches
Heat-activated patches that press on in under a minute with a household iron.
Learn more →Velcro Patches
Hook-and-loop backed patches you can swap between garments as often as you like.
Learn more →Still not sure?
Send us your artwork and what it is for. We will recommend the technique that will actually do it justice — including telling you when a cheaper option is the better one.