Decoration method

Custom patches.

A premium, heritage finish for caps, jackets, bags and beanies.

What we make

We make custom patches and apply them to your garment, or send them loose. A patch is the finish that makes a cap or jacket look considered rather than just decorated, and it’s a clean way to brand gear that’s tricky to print or stitch on directly, beanies included.

Patch types

Woven. Threads woven tight to hold fine detail and small text. Flat, clean, and the best choice for detailed logos.

Embroidered. Raised thread stitched onto a backing for a classic, tactile finish.

Chenille. Soft, fluffy, varsity-style letters and shapes.

Combinations. Mix woven, embroidered and chenille for something layered and properly custom.

Up close

What each finish looks like

A woven threadghost patch with a fine merrowed border

Woven

Tight weave, finest detail.

An embroidered threadghost patch with raised satin stitch

Embroidered

Raised thread on a backing.

A chenille threadghost patch with a looped pile face

Chenille

Varsity pile, soft and thick.

A debossed leather threadghost patch

Leather

Debossed mark, stitched on.

A combination threadghost patch mixing embroidery and woven detail

Combinations

Two finishes, one badge.

Borders, backing and application

Borders can be merrowed (a clean stitched edge) or laser and heat-cut for sharp custom shapes. Backing options include sew-on, iron-on and velcro. We sew or heat-press the patches onto your garment, or supply them loose for you to apply later. They’re the move for caps, beanies, jackets, workwear and bags, and anywhere a direct print or stitch won’t sit well, where DTF won’t press onto a beanie’s stretchy knit, a patch will.

Not sure what to patch yet? Browse the blanks and pick your canvas.

MOQ

1 piece

Types

Woven, embroidered, chenille, leather

Standard size

Up to 4 × 4 in

Delivered in

2 to 3 weeks

Common questions

Detailed logo, which patch?

Woven holds the finest detail and small text. Go embroidered for a raised, classic look.

Can you put patches on beanies?

Yes, and it’s a great way to brand them, since DTF won’t press onto a beanie’s stretchy knit.

Applied or loose?

Either. We can sew or press them on, or send them to you loose.

What backing options are there?

Sew-on, iron-on and velcro.

What’s the minimum?

One piece.

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