WOVEN,
DONE RIGHT.
Tightly woven thread that captures fine text, thin lines, and gradients embroidery can't — all in a smooth, low-profile finish. Explore the details below — up close, side by side, and everything in between — before you request your quote.
Fine Detail
A tighter weave than embroidery captures small text, thin lines, and gradients that would blur or disappear with thread stitching.
Low Profile
A flat, smooth finish that sits close to the fabric — ideal for lightweight garments where a raised patch would feel bulky.
Sharp & Modern
The clean, crisp look is a favorite for streetwear, tech brands, and logos with detail that needs to stay legible up close.
Every Detail, Zoomed In
Front Detail — full patch — the complete patch, straight on
Proof vs. Finished Patch
The Full Spec Sheet
Everything that goes into a standard woven patch.
How It's Made
Five steps, from your artwork to a finished woven patch.
Artwork Review
We check your design and flag anything that needs simplifying — though woven can hold far finer detail than embroidery.
Weave Programming
Your art is mapped into a weave pattern that controls thread density and direction across the loom.
Thread Matching
Colors are matched to your brand palette and shown on a digital proof before production.
Weaving
Run on high-density looms for a flat, detailed finish, then trimmed and edge-sealed by hand.
Shipped To You
Packed flat in water-resistant sleeves and shipped with tracking, worldwide.
Reference Reel
Straight From Customers
Before You Order
Can't find your answer here? Reach out — we're happy to help.
Just 25 pieces per design — there's no massive factory minimum standing between you and a custom patch.
Embroidery stitches thread onto a base fabric, creating a raised texture. Woven patches are made by weaving thread directly into a flat fabric, giving a smoother finish that holds much finer detail.
Yes — this is where woven excels. Fine text, thin outlines, and even subtle gradients typically hold up far better than they would in embroidery.
Merrowed edges have a stitched border wrapping the patch for reinforcement — the classic look. Hot-cut edges are heat-sealed instead, allowing for tighter, more intricate shapes.
Yes, rush production is available for an additional fee — just mention your deadline when requesting your quote.
Absolutely. Send us a rough sketch, a description, or a reference image, and our design team will build a proof from scratch.






