Finesse Letterman Jacket Patch

Of course, you can. Following are the ways you can place your order: 1. Online 2. On the phone 3. On chat 4. Via email

Of course! You can Live Chat with one of our employees or call Customer Service at (855) 856-4070 or phone us at (281) 533-8932 to obtain help with your order.

Our prices are always the lowest in the market for patches. We can assure you that there will be no company in the market that will be able to provide a lower price and faster turnaround than our company.

Production time refers to the period it takes to make your patches order in our production facility. The time is based on business days, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.

If there is a production error we will redo the patch without any questions asked.

Yes! Unless it is an exact reorder, you always see an e-proof of your item which must be approved by you before we proceed!

Embroidered Patches (a.k.a. cloth badge) are created by interlacing threads together, resulting in a heavier embroidery thread. This overall makes the patch feel thicker while giving off a certain lift and a 3D look. Woven patches are generally done by stitching a design with threads into a piece of fabric. These patches are perfect for you if your design is very precise and has small details or fine lettering. A woven patch can be produced in a much smaller size without losing its integrity — even down to an inch! Printed patches generally require industrial printing techniques to produce colorful, detailed designs ideal for high-detailed designs and texts. These patches are printed onto large sheets of twill that are later cut with a laser to achieve your desired shape and size. Chenille is a fabric made with silk thread used in combination with wool or cotton. Chenille patches make use of a vaulted yarn weave to create 3D designs perfect for collegiate design patches intended for jackets, bags, backpacks, clothing, uniforms, jeans, and many more! PVC patches are modern alternatives to the more common embroidered patches. PVC patches are made of durable, soft plastic that is available in a wide variety of colors that can easily bring your design to life. Leather patches are made from polyurethane faux leather — eco-friendly, durable, and soft. These are manufactured by embossing or stitching basic designs onto leather backings. Best for designs with limited colors, our leather patches are also ideal for clothing labels, sewing patchwork, bags, wallets, purses, and many more! Bullion patches use a combination of metallic beads, silk, velvet, and felt materials to create detailed and high-quality patches. These patches are significantly different from other types of patches, precisely because bullion patches are individually handmade by skilled artisans.

Plain Backing - Plain backing patches can only be sewn onto fabrics. It will show the twill on the backside of the patch and is generally more flexible. Pellon Backing - Pellon fabric is added to the back of the patch to cover the threads and embroidery. Iron on Backing - Iron on backings are a special type of backing that when heated, will form a bond between the patch and the fabric. Note: They need the proper amount of time, pressure, and temperature to seal correctly. Tape Backing - Tape backing is the most ideal choice for short-term events. It’s easy to use on any garment and is easily removable, but isn’t as durable as compared to other types of backings. Single Velcro - Single velcro is more flexible than any other backing style. The backing is composed of a tiny hook that allows you to attach the patch to a soft backing for a secure grip. Double Velcro - Double velcro is a convenient way of quickly fastening your patch to another surface as these are often bought in pairs — hard hook and loop — to make a two-sided patch. If not needed, you can easily have it removed. Safety Pin Backing - Safety pin backing can transform a patch into something that can be pinned into the fabric. Key Chain - Anyone can almost easily carry a key chain which makes this a great token to hand out during trade shows, fundraising campaigns, and other events.