Embroidered patches have raised, textured stitching, while woven patches use finer thread for flatter, more detailed results. Here is how to decide which construction fits your artwork.
Read ArticleChenille has a soft, fuzzy, raised texture that has long been linked with letterman jackets and school spirit. Learn what makes it a good fit for letters, numbers, and mascots.
Read ArticlePVC patches are molded from flexible rubber-like material, so they hold their shape and are easy to wipe clean. See why they are popular for bags, outdoor gear, and uniforms.
Read ArticleThe backing decides how a patch attaches to your garment or gear. We compare common options so you can choose one that suits the fabric and how often the patch may be moved.
Read ArticleFine lettering can be hard to reproduce on a small patch. A few simple adjustments to size, spacing, and patch type help keep your text clear and readable.
Read ArticleLeather patches give caps and hats a clean, premium look with a debossed or engraved logo. Find out what to consider when planning a leather patch for headwear.
Read ArticleSublimation prints your design into the fabric, which makes it a good option for gradients, photos, and artwork with many colors. Here is when it makes sense to choose it.
Read ArticleAppliqué layers fabric pieces under stitched outlines, so large designs can be made without filling every area with thread. Learn where appliqué works best.
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