
The textured classic
Embroidered
Raised thread, bold logos and a finish that feels familiar.
For brands, teams & the things you make
Custom patches with character. Explore textures, find your finish and turn an idea into something worth wearing.

Compare feel, finish and purpose
Artwork, backing and sample options
Product, extras and delivery
Quick brief or full configuration
Six good places to start

The textured classic
Raised thread, bold logos and a finish that feels familiar.

For the finer details
A flatter weave for intricate artwork and smaller lettering.

Made for the outdoors
Flexible molded relief with clean, distinct areas of colour.

A softer statement
Plush yarn and generous shapes with a classic varsity feel.

Understated character
A distinctive surface for simple marks and considered details.

Every shade of your idea
Full-colour artwork for illustrations, gradients and fine lines.
Material examples for reference. Final details are confirmed with your artwork.
Application scenes
Industries, imagined.
Explore company names, team lettering and useful symbols across six different briefs.
Design studies · Not customer projects or endorsements.

Workwear & trades
Name badges that make the team recognisable. Bold lettering, a trade symbol and a stitched border for work shirts.
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Cafés & hospitality
A café name and cup motif for aprons, caps and front-of-house uniforms. Warm colours keep the identity approachable.
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Logistics & delivery
A clear fleet name with a directional mark. Molded lettering creates a distinctive badge for bags and crew jackets.
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Pet care & grooming
A friendly paw icon with the business name and service. A compact design for grooming tunics and staff accessories.
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Sports teams & clubs
Club lettering takes centre stage. Plush chenille and a contrasting felt outline bring a varsity character to team jackets.
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Fashion & accessories
A pared-back wordmark, debossed into leather. A considered finishing detail for denim, caps and small accessories.
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Explore materials by feel, finish and purpose.
Tactile classics for uniforms, merchandise, workwear and fashion labels.













Weather-ready dimension for outdoor gear, tactical kits and modern branding.





Maximum color, photographic detail and raised effects for complex artwork.







Specialty materials for ceremonial, fashion and collectible applications.











Plain, iron-on, adhesive, single or double hook-and-loop, magnetic, pin and key-chain.
Merrowed, hot-cut, die-cut and specialty tassel borders.
Circles, shields, rockers, rectangles, ovals and fully custom silhouettes.
Standard, glow, metallic gold, metallic silver and full metallic color.
How it works
Three simple stages, with support along the way.
Upload a logo, sketch or idea. We will review the details and help prepare it for production.
Choose your patch style, backing, border, shape, size and finish in one clear workflow.
Review the production details, request a sample photo and choose the delivery timing that fits.
A little help choosing
Small lettering, a bold texture or an outdoor adventure? Let your artwork and where you will wear it guide the material.
Compare styles in the customizer ↗Raised thread gives logos and bold shapes a tactile finish. A starting point for uniforms, clubs and team apparel.
Choose woven for crisp small lettering; consider printed for full-color artwork and gradients.
A flexible, weather-resistant surface with molded depth for bags, equipment and outdoor gear.
Material example · EmbroideryConfidence is in the details
A considered patch starts with the right questions. Keep the important decisions together, from your first sketch to the final specification.
The details, made simple
From your first sketch to your next order. Find a little guidance for every step.
Explore all 23 answersA few helpful places to start
Start with your artwork or idea, approximate width and height, quantity, intended use, ZIP code and any event deadline. You can email these details to sales@crestpatch.com, or prepare a downloadable brief on our quote page. Material and backing choices can be worked out with the team.
Prepare a project brief ↗A sketch, existing logo or written idea is enough to start a conversation. Include the exact wording and intended patch size. If your final file is not ready, email it later with your project reference. Confirm artwork preparation and any related cost with your quote.
Published minimums vary by source product, size and selected options. The US configurator checks supported source configurations and marks missing or unsupported details for confirmation. A published sample declaration does not establish sample availability or a sample selling price. Confirm small runs with your quote.
Ask for an artwork proof when you request your quote. Before approving it, check every word, the dimensions, colors, border and backing. Confirm the proof schedule and revision process with the team. A digital proof shows the planned design; it does not show the exact texture of the finished material.
What to check before approval ↗Timing depends on the material, design, quantity, options, approval and destination. The US configurator does not provide verified delivery-date choices. Ask the team to confirm production, shipping and the arrival schedule for your approved specification before committing.
Understand delivery timing ↗Crest Patch currently supports project planning and enquiries by email. Saving a configuration or downloading a brief does not submit an order or take payment. After reviewing your project, ask the sales team for the confirmed total, available payment methods and payment schedule. Do not include card details in your artwork or email.
Prepare your enquiry ↗Your next small detail
Have a logo? A sketch? A question? Start with a simple brief.