Getting Started on Your Own Set of Quality Embroidered Patchesĭesigning custom made embroidered patches is easy and enjoyable with our Signature Patches team. We only use the best quality threads available when crafting embroidered and woven patch designs, so no matter which style you prefer, you can be sure the artwork will not fade or fray over time. Embroidered patches have a thicker thread that creates a layered design with more depth in the artwork.Ĭustom patches embroidered with detailed artwork have a traditional look and feel, perfect for anyone wanting a design with classic appeal. Woven patches use a thinner thread with a tighter weave, resulting in a smoother patch design. The difference between woven and embroidered patches is something you can see and feel. Knowing the Difference Between Woven and Embroidered Patches We offer a wide range of mesh colors, so be sure to let our team know what color mesh will best suit your design. For patches with less than 100% thread coverage, a certain amount of the mesh backing will be showing through, but this can actually help accentuate your custom artwork.Īll patches made with threaded designs start as a blank piece of mesh before the needle embroiders the artwork. A higher thread coverage will give you a more elaborate design with more detail. All of our custom embroidered patches are priced in one of two brackets: 75% embroidered or less, and 76% embroidered to 100% embroidered. We offer up to seven different colors for free on any embroidered patch design, but you can include as many different colors as you need to make sure the artwork is perfect.Įmbroidery coverage refers to how much of the patch is actually embroidered and how much is left untouched by the needle. Thread count is the number of different colored threads used in a design. When you’re just getting started on a custom embroidered patch design, two of the first things to consider are going to be thread count and embroidery coverage.

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