Stitch Patches UK makes custom patches from your logo, artwork or idea for clothing, uniforms, bags, teams, clubs, brands and personal projects. A custom patch is a made-to-order emblem, based on your logo, artwork or idea, that goes on clothing, uniforms, bags and kit for teams, clubs, brands and plenty of other uses. We make them in several styles: embroidered, woven, chenille, PVC, printed, leather and 3D embroidered. Each style gives a different finish, so the best choice comes down to your design, what the patch will be attached to and the look you’re after.
We work with businesses, clubs, teams, brands and individuals, and production is available in the UK and worldwide. Send us your logo, artwork or a rough idea and we’ll help get it ready for production. Before anything is made, you’ll get a free design and proof to look over. That’s your chance to check the layout, colours, shape and overall design before you approve your order.






Embroidered patches are the classic among Custom Embroidered Patches: your logo, name or artwork is stitched in thread, which gives the patch a raised, textured surface. Stitch Patches UK makes them from the design you send, for UK customers adding them to jackets, uniforms, bags, hats and brand merchandise. You get a free design proof to look over before anything is produced.
What makes embroidered patches different
Custom woven patches are made from tightly woven threads, giving a smooth surface that keeps small lettering and fine artwork clear. They suit logos with more detail than stitching can comfortably hold, and you’ll find them on jackets, uniforms, bags, hats and other clothing.
Where woven patches come into their own
Chenille patches have a raised, soft yarn surface, which is why they turn up so often on varsity jackets and team apparel. In the UK, chenille patches are often used for big letters, initials and simple bold logos, where the raised texture is part of the look.
.Why consider chenille
Custom PVC patches are made from flexible PVC material rather than thread or fabric, giving bold graphics a clean, sharply defined finish with raised or flat details. People often choose them for outdoor clothing tactical gear, jackets and bags, or for branded products that need a different look from a fabric patch.
What makes PVC patches useful
Custom printed patches reproduce photographs, gradients and multi-colour artwork by printing the design onto the patch surface, which helps when stitched thread would lose too much detail. They go on clothing, bags and uniforms, and are used for events, clubs and brand merchandise.
When printed patches make sense
Custom leather patches have a more understated look than many other patch types, making them a good fit for simple logos, names and badges on hats, jackets, bags and accessories. Shape and size are matched to the item the patch will go on.
Custom Leather Patches
Custom 3D embroidered patches use raised stitching to push chosen parts of a design forward, so a letter, symbol or logo has more depth than flat embroidery. You decide which elements stand out, and the rest of the patch stays as standard embroidery.
Why add 3D embroidery
Custom applique patches are built from layers of fabric, so colour and texture come from the materials as well as the stitching. They work particularly well for larger logos, lettering and bold artwork on jackets, uniforms and bags for clubs and brands.
Custom Applique Patches
Have a logo, sketch or rough idea? We can help turn it into a patch design ready for production. We review details such as artwork, size, colours, shape, small lettering and finishing to identify anything that may need adjusting for the selected patch style and intended use.
Before production begins, we provide a free design proof for you to review. Check the design, detailing and colours. Request any changes, then approve the final design before production starts.
Different patch styles work for different clothing, accessories, teams and brands. Explore some of the popular ways custom patches can be used, from hats and jackets to sportswear, uniforms and branded merchandise.
Create authorised patches for departments, events and ceremonial applications.
Custom patches help brands, teams and clubs add logos, names and identity to clothing, uniforms, jackets, bags and accessories.
Custom patches are made-to-order emblems, produced in thread, fabric, PVC or leather from your own design, that attach to clothing, bags or caps. Clubs, teams and businesses use them on kit and workwear, brands on jackets and hats, and individuals for personal projects. They are fixed on by sewing, ironing or Velcro.
The right patch type depends mainly on your artwork, where it will be used and the finish you want. Embroidered patches suit bold logos and classic stitched texture, while woven patches suit fine lettering. Chenille gives raised varsity-style looks, PVC suits bold outdoor use, printed patches handle gradients and photographs, and leather suits simple, understated logos. 3D embroidery adds raised depth, and applique layers fabric.
Yes, small text can be used, but embroidered patches handle it less well than woven ones. As general industry guidance, embroidered text is usually kept to about 5 mm tall or more, and woven text to roughly 2–3 mm. These are not Stitch Patches UK specifications. Plain fonts and larger patches help legibility, so check the text carefully on the proof.
Sew-on is the most durable, iron-on is quickest on suitable fabric, and Velcro suits patches you want to remove or swap. Iron-on works best on cotton and denim, as heat can damage some synthetics, and it is a poor choice for leather. Sew-on suits items washed often, while Velcro needs a matching loop panel on the garment.
The best size depends on the available space and the amount of detail in the design. As general starting points, caps suit about 5–7 cm, chest or sleeve patches 7–10 cm, jackets and vests 8–12 cm, and large back designs 20–30 cm. These are approximate guides, not Stitch Patches UK specifications. Fine detail may need a larger patch.
You can send a logo, existing artwork or a rough idea, and Stitch Patches UK will prepare a design for you to review before production. It helps to say what the patch is for, plus any size or colours you have in mind. A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) keeps edges clean, but you can start without one.
The free design/proof takes you from your artwork or idea to an approved design before production. You send a logo, artwork or rough idea, Stitch Patches UK prepares a design/proof, and you review it and request any changes. Production begins after you approve the final design. The design/proof itself is free.
Yes, you can review the design and request changes before you approve it. Check the spelling, colours, size and text legibility on the proof, because the approved design is what goes into production.
Custom patch prices depend on the patch type, size, quantity, design detail, backing and delivery requirements. Larger and more detailed patches generally cost more each, while larger quantities can reduce the cost per patch. Minimum quantities vary between suppliers and patch types, so confirm them in your quote. For an accurate quote, have your artwork, size, quantity and backing ready.
Timing depends on design approval, patch type, quantity, production and delivery destination, so no single timeframe suits every order. The usual sequence is design/proof, approval, production, then delivery. General market context puts published industry timings at about 1–5 weeks, but that is not a Stitch Patches UK promise. If you have a deadline, ask for a delivery estimate before approving.
Custom patches can generally be washed, but the right care depends on the patch type and how it is attached, so follow the garment’s care label first. Avoid excessive heat on embroidered, woven and iron-on patches, remove Velcro patches before washing where practical, and wipe PVC patches clean rather than ironing over them.
Stitch Patches UK is a custom patch business based at 1A Westerton Rd, Broxburn EH52 5AU, United Kingdom. It makes patches for businesses, clubs, teams, brands and individuals, with production available in the UK and worldwide. The patch types are embroidered, woven, chenille, PVC, printed, leather, 3D embroidered and applique.
Choosing a patch supplier is easier when the design process, proofing and communication are clear from the start. Here are a few things you can expect when ordering from Stitch Patches UK.
We keep the ordering process clear and straightforward, from your initial enquiry through design approval and production. If you have questions about your design or patch options, our team can help.
We pay attention to the artwork, colours, sizing and finishing details when preparing your patch design. A free proof lets you review the design before production begins.
Send us your logo, artwork or rough idea and we can help prepare it for a custom patch. We provide a free design proof so you can review the result and request changes before approval.
Send us your logo, artwork or idea and we’ll help turn it into a custom patch. Get a free design proof and review your design before production begins.