Product Description

What’s the difference between embroidered patches and woven labels?

•  More accurate and precise detail 
•  Ability to have clean and smaller lettering 
•  Close to photographic realism 
•  Cost effective- get better quality while saving money 
•  No worrying about embroidery percentages 
•  Thinner thread- say goodbye to the look of chain stitching
•  Overall size of patch can be as small as a half inch 

BACKINGS

Plastic: Free

Felt

Heatseal

Magnetic

Adhesive

Velcro

None

Embroidered Patches

Embroidered patches are mainly used to brand the outside of garments or bags, rather than used on the inside of garments, like woven or printed labels. 

What’s the difference between embroidered patches and woven labels?

Woven labels are all threads woven together on a loom. Embroidered patches are threads embroidered onto a substrate, most typically cotton canvas with an embroidery machine. Embroidery doesn’t allow for the same amount of detail as woven apparel labels do, since the thread is much thicker and it's embroidered onto a stiff substrate.

Embroidered patches are generally used on the outside of garments or items like a patch, and it’s rarely used as the main label inside a garment, like a woven label.