Custom Patches for Clothing and Hats
Order custom woven patches online in minutes: upload your logo, choose the shape, size, edge and backing, and see the exact price before checkout — no quote request. You can order from just 5 pieces with a Proof Pack; standard runs start from 50 per design, and a 2″ patch costs $1.56 each at 50 and $0.356 each at 1,000. Every file gets a human artwork review within 24 hours, then 8–10 business days of production — see the woven patches guide, or wholesale patches for bulk prices.
Custom patches at a glance
| How to order | Online — upload a logo, see the exact price live |
|---|---|
| Price | $78 for 50 · $356 for 1,000 (2″, two colors) |
| Size | 0.31″–7.87″ (8–200 mm), any outline |
| Edge | Merrow for classic badges; hot-cut for custom shapes |
| Backing | Sew-on, iron-on, sticker, or hook-and-loop |
| Turnaround | 24 h artwork review · 8–10 business days production |
| Proof option | Proof Pack: five real patches with a photo proof, $40 |
Choose the right custom patch type
Logo patches
Best for brand marks, crests, and compact artwork. A woven logo patch keeps small counters and thin outlines cleaner than embroidery. See custom logo patches for company and brand patches.
Hat patches
Cap panels and beanie cuffs have strict size limits. Most cap patches work best at 2–2.6″ wide; beanies usually need 1.6–2.2″. See custom hat patches.
Iron-on patches
Heat backing is useful for cotton, denim, canvas, and structured caps. It is not the right answer for every fabric, so check custom iron-on patches before ordering.
Uniform patches
Hook-and-loop backing lets teams, staff, or event crews swap patches between garments. For permanent workwear branding, custom sew-on patches are more durable. Compare options at hook-and-loop patches.
Wholesale and bulk patches
For 250 to 2,000+ patches — company uniforms, a hat line, team or event badges — the per-patch price drops with every tier. See wholesale custom patches for the bulk price table, or how much custom patches cost for what changes the price.
Embroidered patches
If you want the raised, stitched look, custom embroidered patches are made on request and quoted per design. For detailed logos, woven is usually sharper.
Why woven patches work for detailed artwork
Small type stays cleaner
Embroidery uses larger raised stitches, so letters fill in quickly. Woven patches are made on a loom, giving the artwork more thread-level resolution. That matters for badges with type, thin outlines, and compact logos. See woven vs embroidered patches for the full comparison.
Any shape is possible
Simple round and shield patches can use a raised Merrow border. Complex artwork, mascot outlines, and script marks usually need a hot-cut edge that follows the artwork precisely.
Color count is not the cost driver
Most custom patches use two to six thread colors, but up to twelve are available. The bigger cost drivers are size, quantity, edge finish, and backing.
Proof before a production run
If the patch is for retail goods, staff uniforms, or a launch collection, order a Woven Patch Proof Pack first. It is the safest way to check size, thread colors, and edge finish.