Custom Shirt Patches

Custom patches are designs or logos that get embroidered onto fabric and then attached to various items like jackets, backpacks, caps, and more. The designs are created by stitching colored thread into patterns on a fabric base.

They're typically made from materials like cotton, polyester, or nylon. You can attach them by sewing, ironing, or using other methods. Companies often use customized patches to showcase their branding, while many people enjoy adding them to their clothes and gear for personalization.

You can expect your custom patch order to arrive within 10 to 14 business days from production through delivery. The exact timing may vary based on the type of product and quantity you order. You'll see the available options when you check out.

You have several ways to attach patches. Sew-on patches require you to stitch them in place. Iron-on patches use heat to create a bond with the fabric. There are also Velcro-backed options and adhesive patches that stick directly to surfaces, though these tend to be less durable.

Yes, most patches handle washing well, especially sewn-on ones. Iron-on patches typically stay secure through numerous wash cycles, though they may weaken eventually. Adhesive-backed patches are less wash-friendly and might start peeling off after repeated laundering.

Patches come in a wide range of sizes, starting as small as 2 inches and going up to 12 inches or even larger. The best size for your custom patch design depends on your design details and where you plan to place the patch.

The lifespan depends on the material and how you attach it. PVC patches and embroidered patches tend to be the most long-lasting, particularly when sewn on. Woven patches and custom woven patches offer exceptional detail and durability.

Printed patches and leather patches provide unique aesthetic options. Iron-on patches can endure many washes if applied correctly. Adhesive patches generally don't last as long as other types.

Patches serve many purposes. People use them to add personality to clothing, mark uniforms for identification, promote businesses or causes, fix or enhance garments, and build collections.

You'll find them throughout fashion, such as military patches for service organizations, sports patches for athletic teams, police patches for law enforcement, motorcycle patches for riding clubs, and various hobbyist groups.

Creating custom patches lets you explore various custom patch styles for any purpose you need.