Custom PVC patches are logo patches made from flexible, molded PVC (polyvinyl chloride) instead of stitched thread or woven fabric. They are popular for outdoor equipment, backpacks, hats, uniforms, and tactical-style gear because they resist water, are easy to wipe clean, and can feature raised details and bold colors. If

Custom embroidered patches are personalized fabric patches decorated with stitched thread designs, such as business logos, names, symbols, and artwork. They are commonly used on uniforms, hats, jackets, bags, workwear, and branded merchandise. Thread Genix offers custom embroidered patches and other patch styles, with options to discuss artwork, backing, quantities,

Custom chenille patches are raised, textured patches commonly used on letterman jackets, varsity apparel, school uniforms, and sports team clothing. Their soft, looped-yarn surface makes bold letters, numbers, mascots, and achievement designs stand out. Thread Genix offers custom patch options, including chenille patches, for individuals, teams, schools, and brands. Order

When putting a logo or design on clothing, businesses and apparel brands often have to choose between custom embroidery and screen printing. Both methods can produce professional results, but they work differently. Embroidery creates a design using thread, while screen printing applies ink to the surface of the garment. The

Choosing the correct embroidery file format is an important part of machine embroidery. Different embroidery machines and software programs use different file types. Sending the wrong format can prevent a machine from reading the design correctly or require the file to be converted before production. The good news is that

Embroidered patches are made with visible raised thread stitches that create a textured, traditional patch appearance. Woven patches use thinner threads woven closely together, creating a flatter surface that can reproduce smaller text and fine details more clearly. Neither is universally right for every project; the better option depends on