Custom woven patches

Custom woven patches with fine detail and a smooth finish.

Share your logo or label design and get a clear quote. Woven patches use very fine threads, so small text and thin lines stay crisp on a flat, smooth surface.

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Explore More woven patch with a mountain and forest scene and a green merrowed border
Thread colors
ThreadVery fine
FinishFlat and smooth
DetailSmall text kept
QuoteOne clear price
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Popular uses for woven patches

Clothing labelsUniformsTeams and clubsCorporate brandingBags and gearEvents and gifts
The basics

What are woven patches?

A woven patch is made on a loom. Fine threads cross each other to form the design, much like a tiny piece of fabric. The surface stays flat and smooth, and the patch feels thin and light.

This method holds more detail than thick embroidery. Small text, thin lines and complex logos stay clear, because the threads are much finer than embroidery thread. That makes woven patches a popular choice for labels, badges and detailed crests.

Embroidered patches have a raised, textured look. Woven patches look sleek and precise. Choose woven when your design has small lettering or fine detail, and choose embroidery when you want a bold, textured finish.

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What you can choose

📐SizeFrom small labels to larger badges.
🔷ShapeRound, square, shield or a custom cut shape.
ðŸŽĻColorsBrand colors matched as closely as thread allows.
ðŸ”ĪFine textSmall lettering stays readable on a flat surface.
🔗BackingIron-on, sew on and other options. Tell us how you will attach it.
Why Rock Digitizing

Woven patches made for fine detail.

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Sharp small text

Fine threads keep tiny lettering clear.

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Thin and flat

A smooth, light finish suits labels and uniforms.

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Clear quote

You send one simple form and get one clear answer.

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Free minor edits

Need a small design change? Send it and we update it.

How it works

From your design to your file in 3 steps.

Fill one short order form, attach your design and we reply with your file or quote.

01

Fill the order form

Share the size, the use and anything we should know.

02

Attach your design

JPG, PNG, PDF or AI. Even a rough image is fine.

03

Receive your result

We email your file or quote. Approve it and go ahead.

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Best results

What to send for a fast woven patch quote.

These details help us give you an exact quote.

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Your designVector files work best. A clear PNG or JPG also works.
The sizeGive the width and height in inches.
The shapeRound, square, shield or a custom cut.
The quantityTell us how many patches you need.
Brand colorsSend Pantone or hex codes if you have them.
Backing and deadlineTell us how you will attach it and when you need it.
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FAQ

Common questions about woven patches.

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What is a woven patch?

A woven patch is made on a loom with very fine threads. It has a flat, smooth surface and holds small details well.

How is a woven patch different from an embroidered patch?

Embroidered patches use thicker thread and have a raised, textured look. Woven patches are flatter and thinner, and they show finer detail.

Can woven patches show small text?

Yes. Fine threads keep small lettering and thin lines clear. Extremely tiny text may still need a larger size, and we tell you if so.

What affects the price of a patch?

Size, detail, number of colors, backing and quantity all affect the price. Simple designs usually cost less than detailed ones.

How long does it take?

Timing depends on the design and the quantity. Add your deadline in the order form, and we confirm the timing in your quote.

Can you match my brand colors?

We match your colors as closely as thread allows. Share Pantone codes or hex values if you have them.