Patches Posts 
When you need custom patches, embroidered, woven or name patches, we are here to help. From the selection of the appropriate style, thru the design process and all the way until shipping, we will be glad to be with you, helping you create a beautiful embroidered patch for your organization or event.
There are 3 main factors when determining pricing and the layout for your patch. Those included quantity, patch size & amount of embroidery coverage. What is embroidered coverage you ask? [...]
When members of our military approach us with for a project involving custom army unit patches (also known as morale patches), it is a common request to create two or [...]
Who knew a patch for a plumbing company could look so awesome? I guess the folks @ MacRooter new When you start with a great customer design, add an expert [...]
We’re happy to announce a new inclusion in our patches portfolio: Army Unit Multicam Patches These patches will enhance the appearance of your military uniform and we can make them [...]
Beautiful Law Enforcement Police Patches made for the Auburn Police Department. Shield Shaped – 100 % Embroidery and Merrow Border makes this patch a great example from the many law [...]
3.35″ x 4.25″ Embroidered Patch. Laser Cut Made both in full color and Army ACU colors, this patch is a beautiful example of a laser cut, 100% Embroidered Patch, like [...]
PVC patches have become the standard for law enforcement agencies of all kinds. They are hard wearing and durable and can be colored and lettered to fit any agency’s needs and preferences.
In this opportunity, we thought it would be great to show the progression of a patch from sketch, design through final product. We chose this laser cut patch because it [...]
This woven patch turned out great, and we are very proud to showcase it as one of inspiration for other customers who are faced with the dilemma of having their [...]
In our goal to make our customers happy, we keep added 2 new materials available to our embroidered patches twill list: Denim, in both a light and a dark version. [...]
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