We accept a wide range of file formats for custom embroidered patch orders, including JPG, PNG, PDF, AI, and EPS. To help us review your design more efficiently and prepare your order accurately, we recommend sending the clearest file available.
For the best embroidery results, we recommend submitting high-resolution artwork at 300 DPI or vector files whenever possible. Clear artwork helps us better understand your design and reproduce it more accurately in the final patch.
We can produce custom embroidered patches in sizes ranging from 1 inch to 17 inches. Whether you need a small patch for a cap or a larger patch for a jacket, we can make the size according to your design and application.
Yes, we can customize the shape based on your design. We also offer laser-cut and merrowed border finishes, so the final patch can better match the style and structure of your artwork.
We work with both small and large orders. Whether you need a small batch for a personal project or a larger quantity for business, team, or event use, we can support your order.
We offer several backing options, including iron-on, Velcro, sew-on, and adhesive backing. Each option is suited to different uses, so you can choose the one that works best for your garment, uniform, gear, or temporary application.
Iron-on backing is the most popular option because it is convenient and easy to use. Customers can apply it with a household iron, which makes it a practical choice for many everyday patch applications.
Embroidery coverage refers to how much of the patch surface is covered by thread. For example, 50% coverage leaves more of the base fabric visible, 75% coverage covers most of the surface, and 100% coverage fully covers the patch for a thicker and fuller embroidered look.
Design approval usually takes 1 to 2 business days. Production normally takes about 7 to 10 business days, and express shipping to the United States usually takes another 3 to 5 days. In most cases, customers receive their order within about 2 to 3 weeks after placing it（The final production time depends on your quantity）
If they are applied properly, they can withstand normal machine washing. To help them last longer, we recommend washing garments inside out in cold water and letting them air dry. For items that are washed frequently, adding a few stitches around the edges can provide extra security.