Embroidered patches
Like all of our embroidery work, every patch is produced entirely in-house from start to finish:
- We create the embroidery program
- We embroider the patch
- We trim and finish each patch to ensure a perfect final product
What Is an Embroidered Patch?
An embroidered patch is a standalone embroidered piece that can be attached to a garment or textile after production.
It offers the same premium, durable, and professional appearance as direct embroidery, with one key advantage: a patch can be applied to virtually any material and location, even where direct embroidery would not be technically possible.
Who Are Patches Typically For?
Patches are standard equipment wherever uniformity and identification are important, including:
- Fire departments
- Police and military organizations
- Civil protection and rescue services
- Schools, clubs, and sports associations
- Companies with uniformed employees
- Anyone looking for embroidery in a slightly different form :)
Attachment Methods
Patches can be attached in two ways:
- Sewing: A permanent attachment directly onto the garment or textile. Ideal when the patch is intended to remain a permanent part of a uniform or garment, or when direct embroidery is not technically possible on the desired material or location.
- Hook-and-Loop Fastener (Velcro®): The patch is mounted on a hook-and-loop backing, allowing it to be easily removed before washing or exchanged when needed. This is a popular option for uniforms where patches change according to rank, function, or assignment.
Appliqué Option
For embroidered emblems, we also offer appliqué embroidery.
This technique replaces part of the stitching with fabric, creating additional texture, depth, and visual interest while maintaining the premium appearance of the patch.
