Understanding Legion Patches: A Versatile Solution for Custom Designs

What are Legion Patches? Legion patches are custom-made insignias that cater to a wide array of applications. Whether you’re part of a motorcycle club, a military or veteran group, or involved in sports teams, these patches provide a unique way to showcase your identity and affiliation. They can be embroidered, woven, or made from UV … Read more

The Art of Custom Patches: Elevating Your Brand with Quality

What are Custom Patches? Custom patches are unique emblems, often used to signify affiliation or identity within a group. They can enhance uniforms, jackets, and gear, making them an ideal choice for motorcycle clubs, military units, and sports teams. With varying styles such as embroidered, woven, and UV PVC patches, there’s a perfect option for … Read more

How Fast Can a Patch Order Actually Move?

The clock starts at proof approval, not at checkout. The standard timeline Day 0 — you submit your art and specs. Within 24 hours — a digital proof lands in your inbox. Revisions — unlimited, until you’re happy. 7–10 days — production and shipping, from approval. Need it faster? Tell us your deadline when you … Read more

Sew-on, Iron-on, or Hook & Loop?

The backing decides how the patch attaches — and how easy it is to move, remove, or replace later. Sew-on — included, most durable Permanent and the strongest attachment method. Included at no extra cost on every order. Iron-on — quick, no needle required A heat-activated backing for a fast, no-sew attach. Not ideal for … Read more

Embroidered vs. Woven, Side by Side

Both are stitched. The difference is in how fine a line each one can hold, and how the surface feels. Texture and look Embroidered patches use thicker thread built up into a raised, textured surface. Woven patches use finer thread woven flat, closer to a printed label than a stitched one. Detail and small text … Read more

What Patches Actually Cost in 2026

Four things move a patch’s price. Once you know them, any quote — ours or anyone else’s — is easy to sanity-check. 1. Quantity, by far the biggest lever Digitizing a design, threading a machine, and warming up a mold cost roughly the same whether you’re making 25 patches or 1,000. That fixed cost gets … Read more