Merrow Border
The classic rolled, stitched edge — durable, clean and instantly recognizable on team and uniform patches.
Thread-embroidered onto a twill or felt base, embroidery patches are the most recognized patch style there is — textured, durable and built for uniforms, team gear and brand identity.

Every embroidery patch is a series of small decisions — base, border, thread — that shape how it looks and wears over time.
The classic rolled, stitched edge — durable, clean and instantly recognizable on team and uniform patches.
Twill gives a crisp, modern finish; felt gives a softer, vintage look. We'll help you pick based on your design.
Add metallic, glow-in-the-dark or variegated thread for a patch that catches the light.

Embroidery patches are best for logos and wordmarks with moderate detail — bold shapes and clear lines translate best into thread.
Thread has a natural resolution limit — very fine text or gradients won't translate cleanly. If your design has intricate detail or photo-realistic color, PVC patches may render it more accurately. For bold, dimensional graphics, take a look at 3D puff patches.

A look at embroidery patches made for teams and brands.


Enter your patch details below — we'll calculate the size automatically and send your request straight to our team.
We measure patches the same way they're worn — length across the top, width down the side. (Length + Width) ÷ 2 gives the estimated size.
Twill is a tighter woven fabric that gives a crisp, clean base — the modern standard. Felt is thicker and softer, giving patches a vintage, textured look.
Generally, letters under about 1/4″ tall start to lose clarity in thread. We'll flag anything too small during the mockup stage.
Yes — metallic, neon and glow-in-the-dark threads are all available on request.
Sew-on is more permanent and better for items that get washed often (uniforms, workwear). Iron-on is faster to apply but works best on flat, heat-safe fabric.
Most orders are produced and shipped within 8–12 business days. Rush options are available — mention your deadline when you request a quote.
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