Custom embroidered patches

Embroidery patches use thicker threads than woven patches. They also need stitching on a backing textile. Because woven patches use thinner threads, they allow for a tighter weave. They also allow for a more detailed embellishment. If you wish to make an intricate pattern, opt for a woven patch. Using embroidery for this type of project can be messy because of the thicker yarns required. Compared to woven patches, embroidery patches generally create a more traditional, vintage feel. If this is something you like on your designs, you may want to opt for embroidered patches. Both these badges can have a piece of backing fabric for application.

What is a Woven Patch?

Woven patches are a great way for crafters, artists, and those who have an eye for design to add that extra something special. They come in all sorts of different colors with your choice from thread or fabric choices depending on what kind you want it to be.

What is an Embroidered Patch?

An Embroidered Patch is a type of decorative sewing technique in which threads are interwoven to create the design. The look and feel for these patches vary significantly from woven labels because they utilize thicker, more rigid strings instead; this means no detail can escape their loops or adhesive surface area without being caught within them somehow - perfect if you want something tacked down securely! With its flatter appearance compared with other types like stitching or serged edges it also has cleaner lines than either one does (though some may argue that printed textured fabrics have liners too). Finally, there’s less bulk as well: due to both thinnessand lack of thickness where by the material can be cleaner

The detail in the print of a Police Chef Badge Below gives it an advantage over its embroidered counterpart.
Because threads are stitched more tightly and there’s heavier stitching, people will feel that this patch has greater thickness also making them think it is heavier too - which can be good if you don't want your design feeling light with no substance or weight behind it! But remember: A lot goes into designing these things so make sure what kind of impression YOU want to give before settling on one style as universal vs personal preference

In the world of apparel, there are many different types and styles. A woven patch provides a unique look that cannot be found in any other material or production process. Due to its ability to so easily adaptable with different clothing items while still maintaining integrity on both sides; this makes it an excellent choice for those who want something more out-there but not overwhelming looking like crazy colors would show too much through their clothes when sewn onto shirts/jackets etc., as well as being able to put patches inside rather than outside - which can sometimes feel bulky if done incorrectly! Thin threads also make these things thinner than embroidery fabrics making them easier to slip over surfaces without sticking.

More about the different types of patches you can put on your clothing to customize it.
-A Woven Patch has a fabric base with stitches along its length and is often stitched multiple times for extra durability; Embroidery may also be done in this manner but embroidered designs will not have as much detail or accuracy compared to those created using weaving techniques due there being no sewing involved when working from silk thread instead which makes up most modern-day woven fabrics today
-Iron On/Adhesive Backing: These options allow individuals who wear their clothes frequently (hats, jackets) easy application by simply pressing them onto certain spots where adhesive backing allows instant attachment without any residues left behind after wearing

Attaching the embroidery patch onto fabric is easy: Ensure that the material you're sealing the patch on is dry. Place the cloth on an ironing board or work on a flat surface. Place the patch where you want it on the fabric and cover it with a thin cloth. Seal the patch by pressing a hot iron on top of it and pressing evenly. Let the garment breathe, and once it's cold, the patch will be permanent. How many colors can I use on my embroidered patch design? Is there any charge for extra colors? All of your patch orders come with seven color threads for you to choose from, FREE of charge. Additional colors are available for purchase at 10 cents apiece.

The MOQ per embroidery patch design is 1, but the more you order, the lower the unit price per embroidery patch.

Normally, our turnaround time for each order is 14 business days after you approve the final design. But if you need a shorter turnaround time, please let our manager know in advance and they will rush your order. However, we will charge extra for rush orders.

Remember the old saying, you get what you pay for. Our embroidery patches are made from the best materials and are guaranteed to be defect-free. Our staff has many years of experience, so there is no need to worry about the quality of embroidery patches. And we have served 500K+ users, they all gave high praise to our customized embroidery patch.

Of course! Our embroidery patch can be hand-rubbed, machine washed. It won't fade. But please don't use bleach.

We can make embroidery patches of any shape for you. At present, the more common shape: circle, square, triangle, polygon, irregular shape, and so on.

The measurement method is very simple, just add the height and width of the patch you want to measure; And then you divide that number by 2. The result is your patch size.